There is no explicit agreement outlining just what makes the U.S.-Israel relationship different from all others. The two countries' leaders have long referred to, and relied on, its traditional strength and implied uniqueness while making political and strategic decisions.
There is no explicit agreement outlining just what makes the U.S.-Israel relationship different from all others. The two countries' leaders have long referred to, and relied on, its traditional strength and implied uniqueness while making political and strategic decisions.
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