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Geopolitical analysis / government oversight exhibit
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This document appears to be page 42 of a larger text, likely a book or geopolitical report, stamped as evidence for the House Oversight Committee. The text analyzes Israel's geopolitical strategy, arguing that as a small nation, it relies on 'cleverness' and managing subordination to great powers like the United States (and historically Persia) to survive. It concludes that reliance on cleverness rather than resources creates a 'perpetual crisis.'
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Described as the nation to which Israel is currently subordinate to a limited extent.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the footer stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Subject of the geopolitical analysis.
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Mentioned as a current patron power.
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Historical reference to a past patron of Israel.
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Used to represent the state/capital in the phrase 'perpetual crisis of Jerusalem'.
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Relationships (2)
Text states Israel is 'to a very limited extent subordinate to the United States now.'
Key Quotes (6)
"Israel's reality is this. It is a small country, yet must manage threats arising far outside of its region."Source
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"Israel cannot match the resources and, therefore, it must be constantly clever."Source
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"Indeed, it is to a very limited extent subordinate to the United States now."Source
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"Israel's strategy must be to manage its subordination effectively by dealing with its patron cleverly, as it did with Persia."Source
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"But cleverness is not a geopolitical concept."Source
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"And that is the perpetual crisis of Jerusalem."Source
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Israel's reality is this. It is a small country, yet must manage threats arising far outside of its region. It can survive only if it maneuvers with great powers commanding enormously greater resources. Israel cannot match the resources and, therefore, it must be constantly clever. There are periods when it is relatively safe because of great power alignments, but its normal condition is one of global unease. No nation can be clever forever, and Israel's history shows that some form of subordination is inevitable. Indeed, it is to a very limited extent subordinate to the United States now.
For Israel, the retention of a Davidic independence is difficult. Israel's strategy must be to manage its subordination effectively by dealing with its patron cleverly, as it did with Persia. But cleverness is not a geopolitical concept. It is not permanent, and it is not assured. And that is the perpetual crisis of Jerusalem.
For Israel, the retention of a Davidic independence is difficult. Israel's strategy must be to manage its subordination effectively by dealing with its patron cleverly, as it did with Persia. But cleverness is not a geopolitical concept. It is not permanent, and it is not assured. And that is the perpetual crisis of Jerusalem.
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