Explore forty years of Soviet foreign policy in the Arab-Israeli conflict, from Stalin to Gorbachev, with this insightful case study. ‘Soviet Policy Towards the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1948-1988’ delves into Cold War dynamics, détente, and post-détente phases, analyzing the USSR’s interventionist behavior in a Third World regional setting. Dr. M. Mahmood examines the progressive de-radicalization and de-decolonization of Soviet diplomacy, revealing a policy often reactive and responsive rather than driven by rigid ideology. This lucidly written book provides deep insights into the complex, shifting, and compromising nature of Soviet engagement in the region, offering a unique perspective for students of International Studies and foreign policy. Discover the motivations and strategies behind a superpower’s long-term involvement in this crucial geopolitical arena. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this essential read is available at The Bookish Owl.