
Jerusalem 1967: The Six-Day War and the Reunification
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In June 1967, the Six-Day War redrew the map of the Middle East overnight. For Jerusalem, it meant the end of nineteen years of division: the fall of the Jordanian-held Old City, Israeli paratroopers at the Western Wall, and a decision that would shape the city for decades. This episode traces the war's Jerusalem front from the tense spring of '67, through the fateful meeting of Israeli generals in a Jordanian hotel, to the emotional scramble for the Temple Mount. We look at the roles of King Hussein, Moshe Dayan, and Uzi Narkiss, and the controversial demolition of the Mughrabi Quarter that followed. It's a story of military tactics, political pressure, and a city that became a symbol of both triumph and dispute.
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