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Amen. We've got so much to cover in this episode. So much to condense for sure.

The six day war of 67 and its bold sequel, the Yom Kupur War of 73. But you are still alive,

right? Alive and thriving. Good to hear now. Let's get straight into it.

Yes, we finally reached the climax of the Cold War in the Middle East,

while A climax, at least, the outcomes of both the six day war and the Yom Kupur War

are relatively well-known, less so the political machinations leading up to them.

We'll do our best, dear listener, to take you behind the scenes of the corridors of power and

into the minds of Arab and Israeli leaders. No one wanted war, yet war arrived. Why? That's our

question. These two wars were transformative. Nossarism was out and radicalism was in,

and in the ongoing clash of civilizations in the Middle East, a new and improved player emerged

from the wreckage of war, radical Islamism. Are you excited, Aiman? Of course, of course.

I can trace the roots of my ideological youth in the 1960s and 1970s.

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