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Egyptian diplomat Abdel Rahman Sadeq updates President Gamal Abdel Nasser (right) on the progress of his talks with Israeli diplomat Ziamah Divon
 

THE FIFTY YEARS WAR: ISRAEL AND ARABS
Norma Percy, UK, 2001
Part 1: Sunday 25 September 11.35pm-1.05am
Part 2: Tuesday 27 September 11.10pm-12.45am

Norma Percy's acclaimed series tells the inside story of the conflict in the Middle East and the efforts to bring peace to the region.

 
 
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The Six Days War: Israelis conquer the old city of Jerusalem 7 June, 1967
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The Fifty Years War comes from Brian Lapping Productions, makers of such series as Endgame in Ireland and The Death of Yugoslavia. The series producer is the redoubtable Norma Percy.

This is the only full-scale account of the relationship between Israelis and Arabs from the period beginning with the creation of the state of Israel in 1948 to the present.

It tells the story of repeated superpower involvement in the area, followed by uprising on the part of the Palestinian people. It is essential viewing at present, offering as it does a context within which it becomes possible to make sense of the tormented events occurring in the West Bank and Israel itself.

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