THE ISRAELI-EGYPTIAN PEACE AGREEMENT
After a rollercoaster of negotiations that were threatened by failure at every turn, Egyptian President Sadat, Israeli Prime Minister Begin, and US President Jimmy Carter succeed in brokering a framework for the first Israeli-Arab peace agreement in 1978.
THE FIRST WAR IN LEBANON
As the Palestinian Liberation Organization takes root in Lebanon, it sparks a civil war in that small and diverse nation, leading to the first Israeli-Lebanese War.
THE SWASTIKA, THE SICKLE, AND THE CRESCENT: BLACK SEPTEMBER
A demonic confluence of Soviet, neo-Nazi and Islamist ideologies work together to produce the most sensational terrorist attacks of the early 1970's.
THE CRESCENT AND THE SICKLE: A HISTORY OF “FREE PALESTINE”
The origins of the Palestinian liberation movement are neither organically Palestinian nor truly liberating. The PLO was instead a key piece on the Cold War chessboard; co-opted, financed, and armed by the Soviet KGB.
OPERATION ENTEBBE: ISRAEL’S FOURTH OF JULY
Israeli commandos attempt one of the most daring rescue operations in human history when 94 of its citizens are held hostage by Marxist and Palestinian terrorists in the Ugandan capital of Entebbe.
THE YOM KIPPUR WAR
Israel is caught off guard by a sudden invasion in the Fall of 1973 and finds itself in yet another existential conflict with its surrounding Arab neighbors.
THE SIX DAY MIRACLE
Faced with impending annihilation by its Arab neighbors, the Jewish State strikes first in June of 1967, winning a stunning victory that reclaims all of Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, Gaza, and the Golan Heights in just six days.
THE SUEZ CRISIS
After a stunning defeat in Israel's War of Independence, a new Egyptian regime attempts to cut off Israel from the rest of the world, provoking Israel's second major conflict with his Arab neighbor.