349. Occupation of The West Bank (Part 4)

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Hello and welcome to Empire with me, Anita Arnand. and me, William De Rumpel. And we have back with us our wonderful friend Eugene Rogan, professor of modern Middle Eastern history at Oxford and author of The Arabs, which I love and have been rereading this week in preparation for Eugene's triumphant return. In the last episode we talked about the position of different states, but what we do need to talk about is what all of this meant, the aftermath of 1967, meant to the people who lived in these areas, because it has a profound effect on them, Eugene. Absolutely.

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