
The 1967 Reunification and the Creation of the Unified Jewish Quarter
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In the aftermath of the Six-Day War, Jerusalem's Old City found itself physically and psychologically transformed. This episode follows the destruction of the Mughrabi Quarter, the explosive excavation and expansion of the Jewish Quarter, and the controversial yet pivotal rebuilding of the Hurva Synagogue. We explore how a once-divided city became a laboratory for politically charged archaeology, where every stone carried the weight of competing narratives. From the hasty demolition of the Moroccan neighborhood to the meticulous reconstruction of ancient homes, Lucas and Luna untangle the complex legacy of 1967's reunification, asking what was gained, what was lost, and who truly shaped the city's future. With a nuanced look at the roles of Moshe Dayan, Teddy Kollek, and the architects who walked a tightrope between heritage and modernity, this episode offers a fresh perspective on a familiar story.
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