The Israel Lobby was reviewed a few days ago in the Times of London, and thanks to a poster, I'm just now seeing the review, by Max Hastings.....

Its argument is readily summarised. The authors support Israel’s right to exist. But they are dismayed by America’s unconditional support for its governments’ policies, including vast sums of cash aid for which there is no plausible accounting process. They reject the view articulated as a mantra by all modern American presidents (and 2008 presidential candidates) that Israel and America share common values, and their national interests march hand in hand.

For Europeans, all this adds up to a bleak picture. Only America might be capable of inducing the government of Israel to moderate its behaviour, and it will not try. Washington gives Jerusalem a blank cheque, and all of us in some degree pay a price for Israel’s abuses of it.

This is the first positive review I've seen...and I suppose it lends credence, though not necessarily veracity, to W&M's argument that the review appeared in an overseas forum.