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Description
JERUSALEM AT WAR presents the story of the war in Jerusalem in 1967, a
dramatic episode in a battle spanning thousands of years over a city
that is considered holy by Jews, Christians and Muslims.The book is the
product of research based on primary sources, some uncovered for the
first time, as well as 230 in-depth interviews, including some conducted
in Jordan. It tells the story of a war that changed the face of Israel
and the Middle East. The book is rich in new military and diplomatic
revelations – such as the secret relations between Jordan and Israel,
the reason why Jordan joined the war, and how Israel achieved its
brilliant and rapid victory.In a penetrating, bold and unbiased
approach, the author challenges entrenched narratives and shatters a
number of myths. The book recounts the history of Jerusalem and Israeli-
Jordanian relations following the 1948 war – through the years when the
city was divided, and during the fighting in Jerusalem and its
surroundings in the Six-Day War. It follows every stage of the war,
describes conflicts in the political and military echelons on the eve of
the war and during the fighting, examines the overt and covert
aspirations of Israel’s leaders – Eshkol, Dayan, Rabin and others - and
portrays the residents of Jerusalem and those who fought there in
1967.The book sweeps the reader into the fighters’ war experience in the
communication trenches, tank turrets, cockpits minefields and the
alleyways of Jerusalem’s Old City. It examines the interplay of glory
and horror, of pride and trauma.Dr. Gideon Avital-Eppstein is a
historian, educator, lecturer and attorney, and served as an
intelligence officer in a Paratrooper Brigade during the Yom Kippur War.
He is the author of The Yom Kippur War: A Battle over the Collective
Memory and the utopic Pele Po Nes.