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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2016 · 46 MIN

Bret Stephens on the Legacy of 1967, and the Condition of the U.S.-Israel Relationship

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In this podcast, Eric Cohen speaks with Bret Stephens, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for the Wall Street Journal, about three of his essays that assess political life in Israel, America, and that analyze the challenges of the Middle East and the the modern West alike. "Born on the Fourth of June," a Commentary essay from 2012, concerns the lessons and legacy of the 1967 war and what it means for current political challenges. In "Peter Beinart's False Prophecy," published in Tablet in 2012, Stephens reviews Peter Beinart's The Crisis of Zionism, identifying its misleading presentation of the Israeli condition. The final essay was "Israel Alone," a 2015 Wall Street Journal column in which Stephens examines the dilemmas that Israeli decision-makers now face, given America's changing role in the Middle East.

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