Providing a detailed account of Israel's foreign policy towards the Cyprus question between 1946 and the declaration of Cypriot independence in August 1960, Gabriel Haritos examines the international and regional factors which shaped Israel's approach to diplomatic relations with the independent Republic of Cyprus.
Based on newly available archival material from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, declassified at the author's request, and on archival material collected from both sides of the Cypriot divide, Haritos highlights previously unknown events, and the key personalities involved in Israel's political and diplomatic interactions over the Cyprus question. In doing so, he offers key insights into the Middle Eastern aspect of the unresolved Cyprus conflict.
Prologue
Introduction
Chapter One: Israel And Cyprus; Between East And West
Chapter Two: Israel, The Greek-Cypriots And Regional Realities
Chapter Three: Israel’s Stance On The Cyprus Question Before The United Nations
Chapter Four: Israel And The London-Zurich Agreements On Cyprus
Chapter Five: Israel And Cyprus In The Transitional Period
Chapter Six: Independent Cyprus And The Arab-Israeli Tug Of War
Chapter Seven: Overview Of Israel's Foreign Policy Towards Cyprus 1946-1960
Sources – Bibliography
Index
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