JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin

After the establishment of the Israeli entity on the land of Palestine, it began to work on developing its nuclear program in secret, at a time when it ignored all the treaties calling for the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone, especially the 1968 treaty at a time when most of the Arab countries signed and ratified it. As the Israeli arguments were based on conditions, including limiting the proliferation of conventional weapons, or establishing permanent peace with the Arab countries as a prerequisite for joining the treaty and the treaties that followed it, which forced the Arab countries to work on its annexation in international forums and raise the issue of its nuclear program since the signing of the 1968 treaty. Even the signing of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in 1996 AD, which Israel considered, does not affect the continuity of its nuclear program, hence the importance of the research entitled (The position of the Arab countries on Israel not signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaties between 1968/1996 AD.) It was divided into two sections on The first position of the Arab countries between 1968-1990 AD and the second 1990-1996 AD