“Coca-Cola, Black Panthers and Phantom Jets”

Historian Oz Frankel discusses his book, which examines the late 1960s as a unique moment when Israel became more closely entwined with the U.S. as a strategic ally and through its intensifying intimacy with American culture, society and technology. Followed by light reception. Presented by the Helen Diller Institute and the Center for Jewish Studies, The Magnes and the departments of history and American studies at UC Berkeley.