Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East

And these straight problems are, They come up on a regular basis.

Going back to the book I'm reading, Six Days of War.

One of the things that kicked it off was a straight crisis.

And it was the Strait of Tehran, T-I-R-A-N.

I think that it's been in the atmosphere so long, especially on, um, the extreme left, that it is just part of the discourse, especially, you know, when the protesters are part of socialist or communist groups.

But to make things more personal, I actually was a student at Columbia after October 7th, and I started paying attention to this topic of information warfare because I was reading Six Days of War by, um, Michael Oren, and he included a few, uh, Soviet slogans, uh, anti-Zionist slogans, um, about, that were, that were popular during the Six-Day War.

And I was walking through campus, and I heard the exact same phrases being sung verbatim.

Like not even one word was changed.