Comprising a long letter from Ben-Gurion (Jerusalem) to WSC, WSC's reply and correspondence with Macmillan about the letter (including sending the letter for Macmillan to read).

Ben-Gurion's letter is on subjects including WSC's invitation to meet in the South of France and Ben-Gurion's regret that they were not able to meet as he had already left; upcoming meetings [between United States President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev during Krushchev's visit to the United States] and between Foreign Ministers in Geneva [Switzerland] and Ben-Gurion's pessimism about the result of the meetings; the nature of Russian Communism; Krushchev's leadership of [the Soviet Union] and differences and similarities with Stalin; the danger of expansionism of the Soviet Union; Ben-Gurion's belief that mutual understanding with Krushchev and the Soviet Union would be impossible; the technological progress and expansionist ambitions of China; relations between the Soviet Union and China; and improved relations between the United Kingdom and Israel following the Iraqi revolution in Jul 1958.