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Joseph Nevo, King Abdallah and Palestine: A Territorial Ambition, St. Anthony's Series (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1996). Pp. 266. $40.00 cloth.

The book opens up other questions that deserve further consideration, such as whether it is reasonable to use the terms "ideological system" and "strong party system" interchangeably, as the author does throughout the book, when the two would seem to have some important differences, and whether the Israeli state and changes in the state, which Drezon-Tepler doesn't cover in detail, might not be a more important variable than the party system in shaping the character of interest-group politics. Finally, there is the very serious issue of whether it is analytically feasible to use interest groups as a vehicle for explaining changes in the organization of Israeli politics. Drezon-Tepler is, in effect, tracking the consequences of change in the Israeli political system through shifts in the dynamic of interest-group politics in Israel, it leaves unresolved a number of the larger issues that help to shape the interest-group dynamics that Drezon-Tepler is trying to explain.