Faith, Power, and Policy: How Prophecy, Lobbying, Media, and Elite Networks Reshaped U.S.–Israel Strategy and the Middle East
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Faith, Power, and Policy: How Prophecy, Lobbying, Media, and Elite Networks Reshaped U.S.–Israel Strategy and the Middle East

by Maher Dahdour

Politics Religion current affairs
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Faith, Power, and Policy examines the relationship between prophecy, lobbying, media, and elite networks in the development of U.S.–Israel strategy. It offers a focused look at how religious ideas, political influence, and information networks intersect in debates surrounding the Middle East.

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Faith, Power, and Policy explores the forces connecting religious belief, political influence, media, and policymaking.

The book focuses on how prophecy and lobbying intersect with U.S.–Israel strategy and wider Middle Eastern affairs.

It also considers the role of media and elite networks in shaping political priorities and public understanding.

Maher Dahdour presents a broad inquiry into the relationship between faith, power, policy, and regional strategy.

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