Lyndon Johnson Administration: Policy on Arms Sales to Israel
1968
1967
1966
1965
- Draft Memo to Johnson about Aircraft Sales to Israel and Jordan (December 1965)
- National Security Council Memorandum Seeking to Stall Aircraft Sales to Israel (October 25, 1965)
- Johnson Administration Wants Europe to Arm Israel (September 8, 1965)
- U.S. Closes Deal On Tanks for Israel, Moves On To Planes (July 29, 1965)
- Israel Tries To Get More Planes After The Tank Deal (June 16, 1965)
- U.S. Willing to Sell Tanks and Guns to Israel, Reluctant to Sell Aircraft (June 5, 1965)
- Alternative Weapons For Israel (May 6, 1965)
- U.S. Concern Over Nasser's Possible Reaction To Israel Arms Sale (March 29, 1965)
- Give “Just Enough” To Israel (March 13, 1965)
- Eshkol Thanks Johnson for New Agreement (March 12, 1965)
- Israel Requests Arms Package Equivalent to U.S. Arms For Jordan (March 11, 1965)
- U.S. Promises Arms Sale To Israel That Balances Sale to Jordan (March 11, 1965)
- U.S. Reconciles Jordanian, Israeli Arms Demands (March 8, 1965)
- Haggling Over Arms to Jordan and Israel (March 7, 1965)
- U.S. to Sell Jordan Arms Publicly and Israel Secretly (February 27, 1965)
- iscussion of Selling Arms to Israel and Jordan (February 9, 1965)
- Recommendation to Sell Planes to Jordan and Israel (1965)
1964
