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Episode 2 of the Six Day War mini-series is generously sponsored by Jane and John August, Michael Stainberg, and the Marcus Family Foundation.

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episode yala Let's do this. We are going to go.

We are going to go.

Allah has come up to be

you will be Israel.

He would be Israel. We, the people of Israel are prepared and anxious to meet the representatives of our

neighbors without any preconditions. There are people in Israel elsewhere

say it's impossible to make peace within the Arabs in Israel or the

the Turkish people.

I think they're on. I think they're on.

Welcome to part two of our three-part series on the Six Day War.

If you haven't listened to part one yet, this episode is going to be pretty confusing,

so I would strongly recommend going back and making sure that you listen to episode one.

But let's kick off with a quick refresher, just in case.

Our last episode ended with Israel on the brink of a second

Holocaust. That's what it felt like. As its southern border teamed with the Egyptian troops,

its northern border absorbed Shell after Shell from Syria.

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