The provided text is not a narrative news/article with checkable real‑world assertions; it is largely a Google Books interface capture containing bibliographic metadata for a specific publication. High-priority claims about the book’s title, publisher, year, length, series/issue number, and ISBNs are corroborated by the Google Books record and independently supported by a separately hosted copy of the report showing matching identifiers and publication timing. Some interface/UI statements (e.g., prompts about “Your Library”, “No eBook available”) are context-dependent and cannot be robustly verified as enduring facts; these are marked Unverified rather than False because such UI states can change over time and are not reliably citable without a contemporaneous capture.

What checked out (6)

• A publication titled "Israel's Strategic Future: Project Daniel" exists.
• The listed publisher is Ariel Center for Policy Research and the publication year is 2004.
• The book is shown as 64 pages in the Google Books bibliographic record.
• The ISBNs shown for the record are 965716558X and 9789657165584.
• The Google Books record lists this as Volume 155 / Issue 155 of ACPR Policy Paper(s).
• An independently hosted copy of the report identifies itself as ACPR Policy Paper No. 155 and shows ISBN 965 716558 X, consistent with the Google Books metadata.

• The Google Books page state "No eBook available" (UI state can change and is not a stable bibliographic fact without a dated archival capture).
• That specific retail links (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, IndieBound) were present and functional at the time the text was captured (links and availability can vary by region/time and the provided excerpt does not include resolvable hrefs).
• The banner text about "Classic My Library will soon be turned off" and "Try the new Your Library" (time-sensitive product/UI messaging; not verified with a dated Google announcement in this research pass).

Confidence

Medium-High — Confidence is medium-high for the bibliographic claims because they are directly supported by a primary platform record (Google Books) and independently corroborated by a separately hosted copy showing matching identifiers. Confidence is lower for interface/UI statements (availability banners, library migration notices, retailer link presence) because these are transient and were not verified via dated archival captures or official Google announcements in this pass.

Search journal

Israel's Strategic Future: Project Daniel Ariel Center for Policy Research 2004 ISBN 965716558X

• https://books.google.com/books/about/Israel_s_Strategic_Future.html?id=8zUXAQAAIAAJ

"Israel's Strategic Future: Project Daniel" ACPR Policy paper 155

• https://docslib.org/doc/9342104/israels-strategic-future-project-daniel

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