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22. The Six-Day War - History - Israel And Palestinian Authority - Middle East: Stra strait tiran, movement peace, bank jordan, golda meir, jordan river, air force, 1969 president, gaza strip, golan heights, demilitarized zone, arab league, down enemy, israel http://www.countriesquest.com/middle_east/israel_and_palestinian_authority/histo

you are here home Middle East Israel and Palestinian Authority History ... The Six-Day War History, The Six-Day War Unresolved issues from previous conflicts caused continual tension between Israel and the Arabs, which flared up yet again in the mid-1960s. Israeli and Syrian efforts to divert water from the Jordan River and disputes over the use of the demilitarized zone between the two nations led to numerous border incidents. In 1964 the Arab League created the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to promote Palestinian nationalist activities and sought to coordinate Arab military efforts. In 1965 Palestinians began armed attacks against Israel; Israel responded with raids against Syria and Jordan. Border incidents became progressively more serious, inspiring nationalistic fervor throughout the Arab world. In May 1967 Nasser called for the removal of UN forces from the Suez Canal region. He also organized a military alliance with Syria, Jordan, and Iraq and moved Egyptian troops and equipment into the Sinai Peninsula. In addition, Nasser closed the Strait of Tiran to Israeli shipping. After efforts at mediation by the UN and the Western powers failed, Israel launched a preemptive military strike against Egypt in early June. Jordan, Syria, and Iraq joined the fighting against Israel. The Egyptian air force was destroyed on the ground within hours of the start of the Six-Day War, and Israeli forces quickly seized the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula. Israel also took East Jerusalem and the West Bank from Jordan and the Golan Heights from Syria. Many Arabs fled these areas, which became known as the Occupied Territories. Israel placed the 1 million who remained under military administration. The USSR, which had supported the Arab alliance, and its allies immediately severed diplomatic relations with Israel.

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Annie's Valentines History Page I designed my pages with the 640 x 480 screen size in mind. ~All information below quoted from The World Book Encyclopedia 1998~ "People in most Western countries celebrate Valentine's Day on February 14. Many schools hold Valentine's Day parties when the children make special decorations for their classrooms. Old and young alike exchange Valentine cards with their friends. The custom of exchanging greetings on Valentine's Day goes back hundreds of years. Scholars have found records of Valentine notes that date from the 1400's. Valentine's Day is a special day observed on February 14. On this day, people send greeting cards called valentines to their sweethearts, friends, and members of their families. Many valentines have romantic verses, and others have humorous pictures and sayings. Many say, "Be my valentine." For weeks before February 14, stores sell valentines and valentine decorations

25. Purple Line (border) The purple line was the ceasefire line between Israel and Syria after the 1967 Six Day War. History. Syria gained independence from France in 1946 and on May 14, 1948 the British withdrew http://pandapedia.com/wiki/Purple_Line_(border)

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30. Six-Day War — History.com Articles, Video, Pictures And Facts brief war that took place June 5–10, 1967, and was the third of the ArabIsraeli wars. Israel's decisive victory included the capture of the Sinai Peninsula, Gaza Strip, West http://www.history.com/topics/six-day-war

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32. 1967 Six Day War Timeline (Chronology - Israel - Arab 6 Day War) Additional Information Six day war History. Map of Egyptian Front Israel 6 Day War - June 5-6 Map of Egyptian Front Israel 6 Day War - June 6-7 http://www.zionism-israel.com/his/six_day_war_timeline.htm

Time Line of the 1967 Six day war (Israeli-Arab 6 Day war Chronology) Zionism maps history history ... contact Six day war Timeline (Israeli-Arab 6 Day war Chronology) Additional Information - Six day war History Map of Egyptian Front Israel 6 Day War - June 5-6 Map of Egyptian Front Israel 6 Day War - June 6-7 Jerusalem front details in the 6 Day War ... Map of Golan Front - Israel 6-Day War Links to Zionism and Israel - historical sources Photo Gallery of Zionist History and the history of Zionism and the Creation of Israel and Zionism and its Impact will help round out the picture. Additional information (off site): Brief History of Israel and Palestine and Labor Zionism Anti-Semitism Prologue to the 6 Day War Major events preceding the war and related to it June 18, 1953 Revolution in Egypt. Young officers including Gemal Abdel Nasser overthrow monarchy and proclaim goal of modernization and undoing the shame of 1948. Oct. 29, 1956 Suez Campaign. In retaliation for a series of escalating border raids as well as the closure of the straits of Tiran and Suez canal to Israeli shipping, and to prevent Egyptian use of newly acquired Soviet arms in a war, Israel invades the Sinai peninsula and occupies it for several months, with French and British collaboration. French and British were interested in reversing the nationalization of the canal. Israel withdraws after a UN peace keeping force is placed in Sinai, and US guarantees right of passage for Israeli shipping through the Straits of Tiran. Suez Canal reopened March 23, 1957.

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34. Six Day War Competition - At Zionism, Israel And Me Six Day War History, personal accounts, news reports, timeline, crucial quotes. Zionism Definitions, articles, explanations, discussions. Israel Looking at Israel http://www.zionism.me.uk/SixDayWarCompetition/

Israel and me, a Jewish perspective on Israel, Palestine and Israel, Zionism, Palestinian independence, Peace in the Middle East Six Day War Competition Rules and details of the competition The Six Day War: Website Movies Pictures ... Quotes The Competition Competition Home General Flyer Ages 17-21 flyer (UK) I want to participate Under 11 aged 11 to 16 aged 17 to 21 For organisations We want to join Those Participating Adding your support About... The Organisers The Judges Supporters Other Resources Six Day War History, personal accounts, news reports, timeline, crucial quotes Zionism Definitions, articles, explanations, discussions Israel Looking at Israel Welcome and Introduction This is an essay competition dedicated to commemorating the Six Day War, celebrating the reunification of Jerusalem, and expressing hope for peace for Israel and the Middle East. Israel and the Diaspora is under much pressure from well organised antagonists who portray Israel as the source of Palestinian, Middle Eastern and even global problems, so it is important to reflect on the Six Day War and what it was really all about, and what that might mean now. We therefore invite schools and communities , as well as students and young people of primary secondary and higher education age to participate in this competition.

35. This Day In History: May 3 — FactMonster.com Margaret Mitchell won the Pulitzer Prize in fiction for Gone With the Wind. http://www.factmonster.com/dayinhistory/May-3

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36. America, Israel And The Six Day War | History Today The Six Day War spawned the special relationship between Israel and the United States of America. Elizabeth Stephens explores the cultural backdrop to this momentous http://www.historytoday.com/elizabeth-stephens/america-israel-and-six-day-war

Jump to Navigation Monthly in print, with fantastic online content Free newsletter Login Register America, Israel and the Six Day War Elizabeth Stephens , 22 May 2007 History Today Military Israel USA ... Volume: 57 Issue: 6 Printer-friendly version The Six Day War spawned the special relationship between Israel and the United States of America. Elizabeth Stephens explores the cultural backdrop to this momentous development which resonates in the Middle East to this day. The Six Day War that erupted on June 5th, 1967, was a profound event in Middle Eastern history that reshaped the political landscape of the region and redrew the boundaries of the state of Israel. But its consequences are far wider reaching. In its lightning victory against the Soviet-supported Arab states of Egypt and Syria, and the pro-Western kingdom of Jordan, Israel not only re-wrote the political and military geography of the Middle East, it accelerated the pace of cultural identification between Israel and America. The short conflict was of far greater significance in consolidating the ‘special relationship’ between Israel and the world’s greatest superpower than Truman’s recognition of the Jewish state in 1948. The events surrounding the war brought together the strains of a cultural identification that underpins one of the most enduring, potent and anomalous alliances of the twenty-first century. The US was uniquely created from the desire of the Pilgrim Fathers to build a New World, free from the scourge of religious persecution and cultural decadence. The belief that God has blessed America has created the desire to shape the world in its image. It underlies Bill Clinton’s impulse to extend the sphere of democracies to the undemocratic world and George W. Bush’s description in his 2007 State of the Union address of the ‘war on terror’ as an ideological struggle. This desire is perpetuated by the country’s unrivalled military might that bestows the ability to shape international relations and to remove the leaders of states that are categorized as ‘rogue regimes’.

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38. Purple Line (border) The purple line was the ceasefire line between Israel and Syria after the 1967 Six Day War . History . Syria gained independence from France in 1946 and on May 14, 1948 http://www.kosmix.com/topic/Purple_Line_(border)

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40. BBC - Learning Zone Class Clips - Panorama Middle East Archives: The Six Day War In June 1967, Panorama reported on the aftermath of the SixDay War describing the scene in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and following the Israeli army in Jordan. http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/panorama-middle-east-archives-the-six-da

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