LISTEN: Jane Eisner Tells NPR Of Six-Day War’s ‘Painful Ambiguity’
By Dave Goldiner June 5, 2017
Forward editor in chief Jane Eisner discusses the “painful ambiguity” of the Six-Day War in an interview on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered.
In the interview, which aired on Sunday, June 4, Eisner recalls her pride as a young girl when Israel was able to score a stunning victory over its Arab enemies — and take control of the entire city of Jerusalem.
But she describes the anguish at watching Israel’s military occupation of the Palestinians stretch out for a half-century with no end in sight.
Listen to Eisner’s NPR interview with host Michel Martin.
Read Eisner’s column on the Six-Day War anniversary.
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