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  1. A history of the Six-Day War by Arye Hashavia, 1969
  2. Strike first!: A battle history of Israel's Six-Day War by David Dayan, 1968
  3. Six Years-Six Days; Origins and History of the Six Day War
  4. Six day war (Ballantine's illustrated history of the violent century : Campaign book ; no. 27) by A. J Barker, 1974
  5. Six Days of War by Michael B. Oren, 2003-07-03
  6. Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East by Michael B. Oren, 2003-06-03
  7. Six Days of War: June 1967 And the Making of the Modern Middle East by Michael B. Oren, 2006-08
  8. The Time Of The Burning Sun: Six Days Of War, Twelve Weeks Of Hope by Michael Bernet, 2004-08-03
  9. First Day of the Six Day War (Day That Made History Series) by Heather Bleaney, Richard Lawless, 1990-03
  10. The Six-Day War and World Jewry.(Book Review): An article from: American Jewish History by Andrew Furman, 2002-03-01
  11. The Six-Day War and World Jewry (Studies and Texts in Jewish History and Culture, 8)
  12. Britain, the Six-Day War and its Aftermath (International Library of Twentieth Centruy History) by Frank Brenchley, 2005-05-20
  13. Volunteers, six-days plus. (History).(in Israel just after the Six Day War): An article from: Midstream by Michael A. Zimmerman, 2003-05-01
  14. Six Days of War: June, 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East - Military History: The Masterpiece Library

1. Six-Day War
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2. USS LIBERTY Memorial
During the Six Day War between Israel and the Arab States, the American intelligence ship USS Liberty IDF History Department Fraud
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3. The 1967 Six-Day War
The 1967 SixDay War (3)Howard Sachar, A History of Israel From the Rise of Zionism to Our Time, (NY Alfred A. Knopf, 1979), p. 616.
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4. Six Days In June
An essay about the SixDay War by William Varner.
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5. The Arab Israel Conflict In Maps
Campaign 1956 Position of Arab Forces 1967 Six Day War June 1967 Cease Fire Lines 1967 The War of Attrition, 1969-1970 October War 1973
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6. With Tensions Mounting, The Straits Of Tiran Blocked, And Arab
1. Sachar, History of Israel, p. 643. 2. For a comprehensive dayby-day account of the Six Day War see Michael Oren (200). Six Days of War June
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7. The 1967 Six-Day War (Will History Repeat Itself? 2001 Lining Up
Free Republic Home Browse Search News/Activism Topics Post Article. Skip to comments. The 1967 SixDay War (Will History Repeat itself?
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8. The Six Day War
Main Education News History. The Six Day War The Six Day War
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9. The Western Wall
THE RECENT HISTORY The Wall was liberated on the third day of the SixDay war (June 7, 1967) by Israel's parachutists breaking through the
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10. History Channel
VIETNAM WAR WALL STREET WORLD WAR II Click here to watch this week's THIS DAY IN HISTORY clips in daughter, Susanna, was born six months
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11. THE SIX DAY WAR - 30TH ANNIVERSARY
who commanded the forces which captured the Old City in the six day war, which helped change the course of Jewish, Middle East and world history.
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June '67 Front Pages First Strike
By AVIHU BIN-NUN
Former Air Force commander Avihu Bin-Nun describes leading the aerial attack on Egyptian airfields that gave Israel supremacy of the skies. The first of three eye witness accounts provided to 'Bamahane - IDF Magazine' by men who took part in the key moments of the Six Day War, which helped change the course of Jewish, Middle East and world history. A defender of Jerusalem
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
Greer Fay Cashman talks to Uzi Narkiss, a long-time warrior who dreams of peace. The earliest, most vivid childhood memory of Brig.-Gen. (res.) Uzi Narkiss, who commanded the forces which captured the Old City in the Six Day War, is of the 1929 Arab riots. Bloody Gaza
By ORI ORR
Labor Knesset member Ori Orr recounts the brutal battle of the Rafiah Junction, which was fought as the armored corps began its push into Sinai. The second of three eye witness accounts provided to 'Bamahane - IDF Magazine' by men who took part in the key moments of the Six Day War, which helped change the course of Jewish, Middle East and world history. Live from the Western Wall
By YOSSI RONEN
Television producer Yossi Ronen recalls broadcasting the liberation of the Temple Mount and Western Wall. The third of three eye witness accounts provided to 'Bamahane - IDF Magazine' by men who took part in the key moments of the Six Day War, which helped change the course of Jewish, Middle East and world history.

12. The 1967 Six-Day War Table Of Contents
Cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture that covers everything fromantiSemitism to Zionism. It includes a glossary, bibliography of web sites and
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The 1967 Six-Day War

13. Myths & Facts - The 1967 Six-Day War
On June 8, 1967, the fourth day of the sixday war, the Israeli high command received See also history of Israel The 1967 six-day war Previous
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The 1967 Six-Day War
By Mitchell G. Bard
MYTH "Arab governments were prepared to accept Israel after the Suez War." FACT Israel consistently expressed a desire to negotiate with its neighbors. In an address to the UN General Assembly on October 10, 1960, Foreign Minister Golda Meir challenged Arab leaders to meet with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to negotiate a peace settlement. Nasser answered on October 15, saying that Israel was trying to deceive the world, and reiterating that his country would never recognize the Jewish State. The Arabs were equally adamant in their refusal to negotiate a separate settlement for the refugees. As Nasser told the United Arab Republic National Assembly March 26, 1964: Israel and the imperialism around us, which confront us, are two separate things. There have been attempts to separate them, in order to break up the problems and present them in an imaginary light as if the problem of Israel is the problem of the refugees, by the solution of which the problem of Palestine will also be solved and no residue of the problem will remain. The danger of Israel lies in the very existence of Israel as it is in the present and in what she represents. Meanwhile, Syria used the

14. Six-Day War
It was only on the Syrian side that the war lasted the whole 6 days. history 1967 May Forces on both Arab and Israeli sides of the borders are
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Six-Day War
War fought in 1967 between Israel on one side and Egypt Jordan and Syria on the other side. The active Arab states received aid from Iraq Kuwait Saudi Arabia Sudan and Algeria
From its beginning to the end, the war lasted 132 hours and 30 minutes (less than 6 days). But the duration was shorter on 2 of the 3 fronts: on the Egyptian side only 4 days, and on the Jordanian side only 3 days. It was only on the Syrian side that the war lasted the whole 6 days.
The war could have lasted longer than it did, and the result could have been different and less humiliating for the Arabs, as their the power of their armies was far from depleted. But there were mainly 2 reasons why the Arab nations gave in: 1. The lost territories held relatively few inhabitants (as was the case with Sinai for Egypt and Golan Heights for Syria) or was occupied territory (as was the case with Gaza Strip for Egypt and West Bank for Jordan). 2. The capitals of each of the three countries were threatened (Israeli troops were less than 100 km from Cairo and less than 50 km from Damascus and Amman
The war was the most dramatic of all wars fought between Israel and the Arab nations, resulting in a depression in the Arab world lasting many years, changing the mentalities and political orientations among the people, as well as resulting in increased tensions between the Arab countries and the Western world. While the actual material and human losses were dramatic enough, Arab weakness in this war compared to Israeli efficiency will probably not be forgot for still many decades to come.

15. Arab-Israeli Wars: The 1967 War (The Six-Day War)
This day in history Today s Birthday Word of the day. Editor s Favorites Prelude to the sixday war the Arab-Israeli struggle over water resources.
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16. Arab-Israeli Wars
See more Encyclopedia articles on Israeli history. Premium Partner Content Prelude to the sixday war the Arab-Israeli struggle over water resources.
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17. Six Day War
The six day war broke out on June 5, 1967, following three weeks of tension whichbegan on May The sixday war started with a far-reaching air attack,
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Six Day War Introduction The War in the Air The Six-Day War started with a far-reaching air attack, code named “Moked”, to shatter the Arab air forces while their aircraft were still on the ground. The attack was planned even before General Mordechai (Moti) Hod, had been appointed Air Force Commander. The main element of the plan was to carry out a massive, simultaneous attack of Israeli first-line aircraft against all Egyptian air force bases - the main Arab air force. This required exact and detailed planning of departure times and approaches of each of the attacking forces, in order to ensure the element of surprise on every target. On the morning of June 5, the aircraft of the IAF took off from their bases and attacked Egyptian air force bases in Sinai and Egypt. During the first wave, eleven fields were hit (among them some that had also been attacked in the first wave). The Egyptian Front The battle on the Egyptian front was conducted by the commander of the Southern Command, General Yishayahu Gavish. Under his command, breakthroughs were achieved along three main axes. The northern axis, and the Rafah-El Arish axis were allocated to General Israel Tal's division. After difficult breakthrough battles in the Khan-Yunis and Rafah areas on the first day of the war, the combat units continued onward past Sheikh-Zuwayd and from there in the direction of El-Arish, although the enemy quickly regrouped in the fortified El- Jiradi positions, the road to El-Arish was only opened up that day after bitter combat. All the Egyptian forces which faced the division were either destroyed, dispersed or taken prisoner.

18. NPR : The Mideast : A Century Of Conflict : Part 4
In Part Four of a Morning Edition series on the history of the Middle East NPR Diplomatic Correspondent Mike Shuster reports on the six day war and its
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19. The History Guy: Arab-Israeli Wars
Visit the history Guy s ArabIsraeli wars Links Page. The six-day war (1967).In a rapid pre-emptive attack, Israel crushed the military forces of Egypt
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History Guy Home Military History Historical Personalities Email ... About Us Want to be notified of updates and additions to the History Guy website? Click HERE Other Arab-Israeli War links: Arab-Israeli Border Wars and Incidents * the Arab flags, from top left to bottom right: Palestine, Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and Jordan. This page shows conflicts between the Arab nations (as a group), and Israel. As a rule, a legal state of war has existed between Israel and her Arab enemies since the beginning of the first war in 1948. Egypt signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1979, and Jordan made peace in 1994. The Palestine Authority, headed by Yassir Arafat and his Al-Fatah faction of the Palestine Liberation Organization negotiated a semi-peace, which, from mid-2000 on, has been destroyed through the "Al-Aqsa" Intifada violence. Other Palestinian groups, most notably Hamas, have been at war with Israel continuously. Although Israel and most Arab nations are technically in a continuous state of war, unless otherwise noted, specific outbreaks of fighting are considered to be separate wars. Visit the History Guy's Arab-Israeli Wars Links Page Click on the blue links to access specific pages.

20. Course Of The Six Day War
Early history of Palestine, Through World war I and British Mandate The sixday war started with a far-reaching air attack, code named Moked ,
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SIX DAY WAR COURSE Scroll Down For Menu Or Search Palestine Facts Home Page Geography and Population Basics Early History of Palestine Through World War I and British Mandate The British Mandate Period Independence of Israel (1947-1949) Israel 1948 Through 1967 Israel 1967 Through 1991 Israel 1991 Through Present Current Events Frequently Asked Questions about Palestine Frequently Asked Questions about this website Search Palestine Facts
What was the course of the Six Day War?
Eminent American historian Barbara Tuchman opened her essay on Israel’s stunning victory in the Six Day War of June 1967 this way:
  • A people considered for centuries as non-fighters carried out in June, 1967 against long odds the most nearly perfect military operation in modern history.
After a long period of provocation, hostile actions, and threats from its Arab neighboring countries, Israel was forced to act in self-defense . Faced with few choices, on June 4, 1967 the Cabinet authorized the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence to decide on appropriate steps to defend the State of Israel. On June 5, Israel launched a pre-emptive strike against Egypt and captured the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip. Despite an Israeli appeal to Jordan to stay out of the conflict, Jordan attacked Israel and thereby lost control of the West Bank and the eastern sector of Jerusalem. Israel went on to capture the Golan Heights from Syria by the time the war ended on June 10. The Six-Day War started with a far-reaching air attack, code named "Moked", to shatter the Arab air forces while their aircraft were still on the ground. A massive, simultaneous attack by Israeli first-line aircraft was launched on the morning of June 5 against all Egyptian air force bases in Sinai and Egypt, the main Arab air force. Approximately 300 Egyptian aircraft, including bombers, combat planes and helicopters, were destroyed in less than 2 hours, eliminating the main air threat against Israel. When it became clear that Jordan had entered the war, the Israel Air Force turned to the Jordanian airfields in Amman and Mafrak and destroyed a large part of the Jordanian Air Force. Later on the same day, the air forces of Syria and Iraq were also eliminated as a threat.

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