Dayan, Allon, Peres, Rabin

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Focusing on the historical context of the Six Day War, the book challenges the notion of it as a 'zero year' in Jewish-Arab relations. It argues that the simplistic division between Israeli political camps overlooks the complexities of the decade preceding the war, dating back to 1957. By examining this timeline, the author reveals that the true distinction in Israel's political history lies between the status-quo and momentum schools, a division that remains relevant today. This perspective aims to provide a deeper understanding of the events from 1967 to 1977.