تأثير المنظمات اليهودية الامريكية في العلاقات الامريكية الإسرائيلية (1897)

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the influence of American Jewish organizations on U.S.–Israeli relations since 1897, focusing on their role in political lobbying, shaping public opinion, and supporting a legislative environment favorable to Israel. The study adopts a historical–analytical approach to trace the development of this role from the pre-1948 period, through U.S. recognition of Israel, the post-1967 phase, and into the contemporary period. It concludes that the influence of these organizations operates through three main channels: affecting U.S. decision-making, shaping media discourse and public opinion, and strengthening strategic, military, and economic cooperation between the United States and Israel. The study also emphasizes the need to understand this influence within a broader context that includes U.S. interests and internal political and social changes