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Securing or Securitizing? Unveiling the Role of Securitization “Audience” in Israel’s 2007 Bombing of the Syrian Nuclear Site.
This thesis examines the 2007 Israeli bombing on Syria's Al-Kibar nuclear reactor through the lens of securitization theory, concluding that intelligence served as crucial audiences in legitimizing the operation. Building on the Copenhagen School's paradigm, which defines securitization as the proce...
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