Time to guarantee Greece and Cyprus a qualitative military edge

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President Lyndon Johnson faced a conundrum. As the Cold War raged, the United States sought to cultivate both Israel and Arab allies. Each sought American arms, but the possibility that Arab states might use such weaponry to attack Israel was real.

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