Preface
1. Images of the "New Jew" in Postwar Culture: Building on the Legacies of Antisemitism and the Holocaust
2. United States and the Founding of Israel: A Particularist State with a Universal Mission
3. Views of the New Jewish State: The "Americanization" of Israel
4. The 1950s Religious Revival and "Christianizing" the Image of Israel and Jews
5. Acceptance and Assimilation: Jews in 1950s American Culture and Politics
6. The Cold War, Suez, and Beyond: Cultural Images and Changing American-Israeli Relations in the Late 1950s
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography