Prager U: The Middle East Problem

Jason Fertig

I’m often concerned that many college students cannot locate countries like Israel, Jordan, or Egypt on a map.  As somewhat of an antidote to that problem, Dennis Prager has released a new Prager University course on the Middle East conflict.  This video not only provides viewers with the aforementioned map, more importantly, it also conveys a well-articulated backstory about that map.

(Best-selling author, columnist, and nationally syndicated radio host Dennis Prager created Prager University to counter the indoctrination, drivel, and apathy that pervades today’s college campuses.  With 5-minute, professionally produced videos from experts in economics, history, political science, and religion, PragerU offers big ideas on big topics, 5 minutes at a time.)

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