Au Revoir, Israel

President Earl Eastwoodâs unimpeachable integrity contrasts him with is corruptible political rivals, some on his own DemocraticParty. Resisting the easy morality of Washington, the fi rst African-American President employs truth, transparency and street smarts to buttress the authoritative power of his high offi ce. Israelâs provocative attack on Iranian nuclear sites creates a major crisis. Israel asks thatAmerica honor its commitment to defend the Jewish state against an Iranian counter-attack. But Eastwood encounters inexplicable resistance from key congressional members who have never turned their backs on Israel. He discovers his rivalsâ shameless motives and moves against them. Can a president of high character overpowerWashingtonâs endemic ethical morass that singes the image ofAmerica in the minds of its allies, and especially its citizens?