U.S.-Israeli relations: Crisis or Disagreement?
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Tensions over the issue of construction of Israeli settlements have flared in recent weeks. We talk about the relationship between the Obama administration and Israel and U.S. policy toward Israel with STEVEN A. COOK of the Council on Foreign Relations and DAVID MAKOVSKY of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy; then we’ll hear from NPR Middle East correspondent LOURDES GARCIA-NAVARRO who is based in Jerusalem.
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