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I’m listening to Ronen Bergman’s “Rise and Kill First,” and there’s a line that stops me cold.
A Mossad operative, born in Canada, raised in the US, talking about Israel before the Six-Day War, says this: “Before the Six-Day War, Israel aroused in me the sympathy of an underdog.”
Before. Not after. Before.
That one word explains everything about how the world sees Israel today. Because in 1967, something changed. And it wasn’t just the map.
#JewishPodcast #MiddleEast #Israel #Palestine #Antisemitism #IsraelPalestineConflict #Victimhood #VictimhoodCard #PoliticalNarrative #SixDayWar
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - The Underdog Years
02:08 - The Narrative Flips
03:00 -Enter the Palestinians
04:30 - Why the West Loves Underdogs
05:59 - The Long-Term Consequences
06:50 - The Underdog Card Is Played Forever
07:47 - The Cruel Irony
08:38 - What the Sources Show
10:16 - Final Thought
By IgalScI’m listening to Ronen Bergman’s “Rise and Kill First,” and there’s a line that stops me cold.
A Mossad operative, born in Canada, raised in the US, talking about Israel before the Six-Day War, says this: “Before the Six-Day War, Israel aroused in me the sympathy of an underdog.”
Before. Not after. Before.
That one word explains everything about how the world sees Israel today. Because in 1967, something changed. And it wasn’t just the map.
#JewishPodcast #MiddleEast #Israel #Palestine #Antisemitism #IsraelPalestineConflict #Victimhood #VictimhoodCard #PoliticalNarrative #SixDayWar
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - The Underdog Years
02:08 - The Narrative Flips
03:00 -Enter the Palestinians
04:30 - Why the West Loves Underdogs
05:59 - The Long-Term Consequences
06:50 - The Underdog Card Is Played Forever
07:47 - The Cruel Irony
08:38 - What the Sources Show
10:16 - Final Thought