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TJS S3E5 1949 Boundary issues - part I

EPISODE · May 12, 2019 · 42 MIN

TJS S3E5 1949 Boundary issues - part I

from Jewish Heroism Project · host Rav Mike

In 1949 Israel was in the dangerous position of winning the battle and losing the war. Though ceasefire agreements were in place, peace remained elusive. This episode opens an examination of the questions of international legitimacy, national cohesion and border conflicts which characterize the state even today.

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