On day two of the fortieth anniversary of the Six Day War, we present Adelson Institute Chairman and Distinguished Fellow Natan Sharansky. In an address to the international press corps held by the Adelson Institute for Strategic Studies in Jerusalem last week, Sharansky contends that the most significant transformation triggered by the Six Day War was the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTSVying for global supremacy, the Soviet regime was invested heavily in the outcome of the June 1967 War. But the ramifications of the Arab defeat ran deeper than the Soviet Union's political humiliation: Israel's victory changed both the anti-Semitic perception of the Russian Jew and the Russian Jew's perception of self. Watch video highlights of Sharansky's lecture as he traces this dramatic shift in the social attitude, political atmosphere and vast Jewish emigration following the Six Day War which ultimately led to the Soviet Union's demise.
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