Propaganda stations. When they were renewed, they were told to be careful. Sunday night at 8 00 eastern on cspans q a. Next, a discussion about changing alliances between israel and arab states. The impact devices and the iran nuclear agreement. This is just over one hour and a half. Good afternoon. Very nice to see a large lovely audience. Its for a really fantastic panel. I wanted to welcome our cspan audience who will be watching this excellent panel. I want to address, introduced our analysts. To my right is a colleague here at hudson institute. To his right is michael doran, also senior fellow. To his right, i want to welcome someone who is not been on our podium before. He is a colleague of mine and i think he will have a very interesting perspective. Thes not noted in identifications, but he is from jerusalem for forever. Anhink hell be able to give interesting Historical Perspective and a very interesting personal perspective 1967, which is what the panel is about, six days of
Middle east alliances the Hudson Institute held a discussion on the changing alliances between israel and arab states in the middle east, examining the impact of isis this is about an hour and 35 minutes. Next, a discussion about changing alliances between israel and arab states. The impact devices and the iran nuclear agreement. This is just over one hour and a half. Good afternoon. Very nice to see a large lovely audience. Very nice to see a large lovely audience. Its for a really fantastic panel. I wanted to welcome our cspan audience who will be watching this excellent panel. I want to address, introduced our analysts. To my right is a colleague here at Hudson Institute. To his right is michael doran, also senior fellow. To his right, i want to welcome someone who is not been on our podium before. He is a colleague of mine and i think he will have a very interesting perspective. Thes not noted in identifications, but he is from jerusalem for forever. Anhink hell be able to give int
Israel and arab states in the middle east. The impact of crisis and the r ryan nuclear deal. This is one hour and what he minutes. Good afternoon. I will introduce the panelists. To my right is my collie here. To his right is michael the rent. A senior fellow. I want to welcome those who have not been on the hudson podium before. Mine. A colleague of a very interesting perspective. Noted insay it is not the identifications. It is from jerusalem for many years and forever. I think he will be able to give us an interesting historical years and forever. Perspective and a personal perspective as well on june 1967 which is six days of fire. Israel and the 1967 war. Welcome. Take it away. Thank you for coming. We are here primarily to talk about the longterm consequences of the sixday war. Rightly so. We are tough and the war itself in the situation on the of the outbreak. That was fallen to me. I am old enough to remember kerry it was an experience so dramatic and moving. Fresh reminders du
Black spouse. Sunday night at 8 00 eastern on cspans q a. Coming up next, discussion on the changing alliances between israel and arab states in the middle east. Well hear about the ongoing dangers of isis and the impact of the Iranian Nuclear deal. This was held recently by the hudson institute. Good afternoon. Very nice to see a really large lovely audience. Its for a really fantastic panel. Also wanted to welcome our cspan audience who will be watching this excellent panel which i want to address. First introduce the panelist. To my immediate right is hillel fradkin. A colleague here at hudson institute. To his right is michael doran, also senior fellow at the hudson institute. To his right i want to welcome someone who has not been on our panel before. Liel leibovitz and i think hes a colleague of mine at talent magazine and i think hell have an interesting perspective along with michael as well. Liel, i should say its not lets leave now. His family is from jerusalem. Is from jerus
Would continue the pursuit of direct negotiations. Let me be clear. I would vigorously oppose any attempts by outside parties to impose a solution, including by the un Security Council. [applause] there is one more choice we face together. In some ways, it may be the most important of all. And as, as americans , israelis, stay true to the shared Democratic Values at the heart of our relationships . We are both nations built by immigrants and exiles, seeking to live and worship in freedom. Nations built on principles of equality, tolerance, and pluralism. At our best, both israel and america are seen as a light unto the nations, because of those values. This is the Real Foundation of our alliance. I think it is why so Many Americans feel such a deep, emotional connection with israel. I know that i do. It is why we cannot be neutral about israel and israels future, because in israels story, we see our own. And the story of all people who struggle for freedom and selfdetermination. Theres