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5:40
Sadat (5:40)
In November of 1977, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat flew to Israel to address the Knesset. His meeting with his former enemy Prime Minister Menachem Begin ultimately resulted in the sometimes strained but nevertheless enduring Israel-Egypt peace accord, but his unpopularity with hardline Egyptians, opposed to making peace with Israel, resulted in his assassination in 1981.
Series: This Week in Jewish History
Dr. Henry Abramson (90)
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48:56
Cries of Joy at the Wailing Wall (48:56)
On the seventh of June, 1967 the Israel Defense Forces captured the Temple Mount and returned it to Jewish hands for the first time in two thousand years. One of the first people to reach the holy stones of the Wall was a young soldier named Avraham Duvdevani
Mr. Avraham Duvdevani (1)
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36:06
Are the Settlements a Violation of International Law? (36:06)
Professor Malvina Halberstam goes through three reasons why the so called "settlements" are in accordance with international law, using sources such as the Balfour Declaration, UN resolutions and the Oslo Accord to support her claim.
Professor Malvina Halberstam (1)
