Myths in Israeli Culture: Captives of a Dream
Nurith Gertz
1995
The new hybrid rightist-Jewish narrative spread into mainstream Israeli society especially strongly after the Six Day War (1967), when the right began to make deep inroads in both political and public affairs. After the Likud gained power in 1977 it became even more dominant, and was overtly expressed in Menachem Begin’s speeches. In 1981, after…
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