After the election of the George W. Bush and his administration’s earlier attempts to reduce anti-American sentiment in the Arab world by criticizing Israeli policies in occupied territories, the Israel lobby and its supporters in the domestic political environment thought that the Bush administration would follow the earlier Bush administration headed by George Bush Sr. and challenge the pro-Israeli power circles within the US politics. However, the later phases of the given US administration proved that the younger Bush has been influenced more by the Israel lobby than by the oil lobby.[1]  Chairman of the Bush administration’s quasi-official Defense Policy Board, Richard Perle, co-authored an article advising Israel to make a clean break from the peace process and he also wrote in the National Interest that Israel should re-occupy the territories under Palestinian Authority control.[2]