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The Road to Armageddon788Notes—Chapter 7The Road to Armageddon1. Al Hamishmar, Jan. 10, 1983 (Israeli Mirror, Middle East International,Feb. 4, 1983).2. Shulamit Har-Even, Yediot Ahronot, Feb. 14; Baruch Meiri, Ma’ariv, Feb.13; Dan Ben Amotz, Koteret Rashit, Feb. 23; Eliahu Salpeter, Ha’aretz,Feb. 14; Amnon Dankner, Ha’aretz, Feb. 11, 18, 1983.3. Mordechai Nisan, “Judaism and Politics,” Jerusalem Post, Jan. 18,1983.4. Joachim Prinz, Wir Juden, Berlin, 1934, pp. 150-57.5. Amos Os, Davar, Dec. 3, 17, 1982.6. Menachem Horowitz, Ha’aretz, Feb. 6, 1983; Ha’aretz, Dec. 7, 1982(Israeli Mirror, Middle East International, Feb. 4, 1983). See chapter 6,note 200.7. AP, Boston Globe, Feb. 6, 1983; Jack Nelson, Los Angeles Times—Boston Globe, Feb. 23, 1983; New York Times, Feb. 24. 1983;Economist, Jan. 8, 1983; Ned Temko, John Yemma, Christian ScienceMonitor, March 17, 1983; also William Beecher, Boston Globe, Jan. 28,29. 1983, on concerns in Washington over these developments.8. Ze’ev Schiff, Ha’aretz, Dec. 31, 1982; Jan. 7, 1983 (Israeli PressBriefs). See also Thomas L. Friedman, “Syrian Army Said to Be StrongerThan Ever, Thanks to Soviets,” New York Times, March 19, 1983.9. For further discussion of this topic, see my essay “What Directions for theDisarmament Movement?.” in Albert and Dellinger. eds., BeyondSurvival, and the briefer version in the Michigan Quarterly Review, Fall,1982. Also my “Priorities for averting the holocaust,” Guardian (London),July 12, 1982; “The United States and Israel: A Case Study for theDisarmament Movement” END Papers Special, Spokesman Pamphlet no.81 (Nottingham), 1982, and a briefer version in MERIP Reports,September-October 1982; and articles by Eqbal Ahmed and JosephGerson in New England Briefs for Middle East Peacework, Winter 1983.On the role of the Middle East in current U.S. nuclear strategy, seeClassics in Politics: The Fateful TriangleNoam Chomsky