More than 46 years ago, President John F. Kennedy sought to preclude a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. In June 1963, he wrote the last in a series of insistent letters to Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Those letters sought what Israel now demands of... read the full story

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Middle East [...] sought to preclude a nuclear arms race in the Middle East . In June 1963, he wrote the last in a series of [...]

Israel [...] David Ben-Gurion. Those letters sought what Israel now demands of Iran: international inspections [...] key difference: Kennedy knew for certain that Israel , while portraying itself a friend and ally, [...]