Jerusalem in America's Foreign Policy, 1947-1997

Focusing on US policy regarding Jerusalem over the last fifty years, this study delves into the intricate political and legal influences that have guided executive decisions. It highlights the shifts in policy across different administrations and the growing influence of Congress. Drawing from historical insights, the author proposes practical recommendations for addressing this pivotal issue, which is crucial for resolving the long-standing Arab-Israeli conflict and enhancing security in the Middle East.