wr16.3 * tstro, Israel, =. the PLO by David J. Kopilow | The Cuban-American National Foundation, Inc. fMATE DUE 0/29/08 Castro, Israel, & the PLO by David J. Kopilow 10 The Cuban-American National Foundation, Inc. 1984PREFACE has rendered us and collecting the information of rd Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization. a considerable service in collating silitary and p truly national documented, ‘What makes the case study of Cuba's steady erosion of diplomatic Sr linkages with Israel so painful is the similarities in size, goals and policies | THE TTBRERY— Outhwest Texas sta (or so it seemed at the time) between these two mini-powers 1959 and 1973. indship took place at individual and. ‘organizational els, Jewish the forefront of singing the praises of Castro. And Cuba resisted efforts loc and the Arab groups alike to cancel or suspend its San a devolutionary path Cuba, Soviet pressures were ly coy. But ina series of moves ranging from Cuban cosponsorship of the U.N. General Assembly resolution condem- ism as Racism’ to manifest training and support for PLO ef- ‘of present day Cuban policy was cast — not so much in trade-aid packages wielded by it ly without regard to lly covert and practice the rudiments of democratic