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U.S. Foreign Aid to Israel [December 22, 2016]

Jeremy Maxwell Sharp

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Cyberspace and Cybersecurity/Policy and strategy; Politics and government; Politics and government/Foreign governments; Politics and government/Intergovernmental relations; Politics and government/International relations; Technology/Weapons detection technology; Weapons and weapon systems/Weapon systems; Military/Defense policy and doctrine

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Cyberspace and Cybersecurity/Policy and strategy; Politics and government; Politics and government/Foreign governments; Politics and government/Intergovernmental relations; Politics and government/International relations; Technology/Weapons detection technology; Weapons and weapon systems/Weapon systems; Military/Defense policy and doctrine

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Cyberspace and Cybersecurity/Policy and strategy; Politics and government; Politics and government/Foreign governments; Politics and government/Intergovernmental relations; Politics and government/International relations; Technology/Weapons detection technology; Weapons and weapon systems/Weapon systems; Military/Defense policy and doctrine

Key concepts: Cyberspace, Government (linguistics), Foreign policy, Politics, Political science, Doctrine, International relations, National security

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