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<p>Since Israel came into existence in 1948, the relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv has been unique  and controversial. The conventional wisdom suggests that the relationship between the United States and Israel is  driven by moral affinities and strategic reasoning. In March 2006, John Mearsheimer and Steven Walt suggested that  Jewish interest groups and their persuasive tactics are the only reasons for continued U.S. support to Israel. This thesis  described the different factors that promote close U.S.-Israel relations and identifies a competing explanation for U.S.  support for Israel based on evangelical ideology.
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<br>Subjects: International relations; Religion; Ethics</div>
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Williams, Keith R.</div>
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