American-born historian Michael Oren has lived in Israel for more than 25 years, serving as a commando and paratrooper in Israel's defense forces and as an advisor to its UN delegation. In his speech he shares some of his extensive research into the Six-Day War, discussing its catalysts and the lessons that can be learned from the events of 1967, which still influence Israel, its neighbors and the current situation in the Middle East. Summary by Commonwealth Club staff.