The document summarizes several key events in the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict after World War 1. It discusses the rise of Zionism and the establishment of Israel in 1948, as well as subsequent conflicts including the Suez Crisis, Six-Day War, and Yom Kippur War. The Six-Day War in 1967 was particularly significant as it resulted in Israel gaining control of the Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, West Bank, and Golan Heights through military victory over neighboring Arab nations.
29. • The 1967 Six-Day war is referred by
Arabs as the Naksa ( Setback)
• Date : 5–10 June 1967
• Beginning of 50 years of occupation of
Jerusalem, The West Bank, Gaza and
the Golan heights in Syria .
33. how did the war start?
• On May 13, 1967, Soviet Intelligence
• gyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasser ordered
1,30,000 Egyptian
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• of UN peacekeeping forces from
Sinai.
34. Role of Gamal Nasser
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the Tiran Straits
blocking ships from
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sser's actions .
37. U.S Intervention
• Israeli media compared the Arabs to the Nazis
• President Lyndon Johnson warned both
• invasion stood down.
38.
39. Israel's offensive
• June 5th at 7.45 a.
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• country's air force.
• A similar assault incapitated Syrian Air Force.
40. Israel's offensive
• By Wednesday June 7th Israel
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entire Sinai peninsula.
• olan heights.
• Hafez al-Assad, then defense minister accepted the UN ceasefire.
• On 6th day Israel also ceased fire.