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Шестидневная война
В 7 часов 10 минут 5 июня 1967 года части израильских войск под командованием генералов Таля, Иоффе и Шарона вторглась на территорию Египта, Сирии и Иордании. В 8 часов 12 минут израильские бомбы обрушились на 25 египетских аэродромов и военную базу "Каира-вест". Было полностью уничтожено 360 арабских самолетов на земле и тем самым обеспечено полное господство израильских ВВС в воздухе. Эта операция "Фокус" готовилась заранее. [rus] |
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Six Day War
In this way, a direct threat along the whole length of Israel's territory was created. The Egyptian Army was deployed in the Sinai, the straits were closed signaling the failure of Israeli deterrence, and Jordan joined the military alliance closing the circle of the states threatening Israel’s borders. As the situation deteriorated, Israel increased its reserve forces call-up which had already been underway and established a National Unity government which included representatives of the opposition parties at that time. [eng] |
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Черчилль Рэндолф Спенсер и У., ШЕСТИДНЕВНАЯ ВОЙНА.
Глава первая. Прошлое Глава вторая. Закрытие проливов Глава третья. Израиль принимает решение Глава четвертая. Удар с воздуха Глава пятая. Дерзость израильских моряков Глава шестая. Бронированный кулак в Синае Глава седьмая. Иерусалим и Западный берег Иордана Глава восьмая. Реакция мира Глава девятая. Синай: в когтях смерти Глава десятая. Голанские высоты Глава одиннадцатая. Последствия войны. [rus] |
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Arab-Israeli Wars: The 1967 War (The Six-Day War)
After a period of relative calm, border incidents between Israel and Syria, Egypt, and Jordan increased during the early 1960s, with Palestinian guerrilla groups actively supported by Syria. In May, 1967, President Nasser, his prestige much eroded through his inaction in the face of Israeli raids, requested the withdrawal of UN forces from Egyptian territory, mobilized units in the Sinai, and closed the Gulf of Aqaba to Israel. [eng] |
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Израильские награды
Site dedicated to Israel Defense Forces and the military and political analysis in the Middle East. [rus | eng] |
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The Six Day War (1967)
by Philippe Rekacewicz. [eng] |
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Ira Chernus - Legacy of Six Day War still shapes jewish life
Israel's Six Day War, fought and won 35 years ago this week,marked a sea change in the life of the U.S. Jewish community. It was the fateful week when concerns about Israel and the Holocaust moved to the center of Jewish concerns in this country. Today, the effects of that change still sow seeds of insecurity in American Jewish life. This insecurity hampers U.S. efforts to serve as an even-handed broker in the Middle East. [eng] |
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1967-SIX DAY WAR
As the Arabs massed to attack, Israel successfully preempted their strikes. During six miraculous days in June of 1967, Israel captured the Sinai Peninsula, the West Bank (Judea and Samaria), the eastern segment of Jerusalem and the Golan Heights. [eng] |
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The Six-Day War
The first strikes of the six-day-war happened on June 5th, 1967 by the Israeli Air Force. The entire war only lasted 132 hours and 30 minutes, (less than 6 days). The fighting on the Egyptian side only lasted 4 days, while fighting on the Jordanian side lasted 3. Despite the short length of the war, this was one of the most dramatic and devastating wars ever fought between Israel and all of the Arab nations. This war resulted in a depression that lasted for many years after it ended. [eng] |
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What Led To The Six Day War?
Palestine Facts is a review of the historical, political and military facts behind the State of Israel and the Israeli-Arab Palestinian conflict. [eng] |
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The Durable Legacy of the Six Day War
Israel's Six Day War, fought and won 35 years ago this week, marked a sea change in the life of the U.S. Jewish community. It was the fateful week when concerns about Israel and the Holocaust moved to the center of Jewish concerns in this country. Today, the effects of that change still sow seeds of insecurity in American Jewish life. This insecurity hampers U.S. efforts to serve as an even-handed broker in the Middle East. [eng] |
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Truths about the Six-Day War: U.S. CIA & military secretly helped Israelis
Truths about the Six-Day War: U.S. CIA & military secretly helped Israelis. [eng] |
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The Six-Day War and its Aftermath
Today, it is hard to recapture the feelings that existed before the Six-Day War. At that time, people everywhere - including most of the Jewish community inside and outside Israel - sincerely believed the Arab threats to push Israel into the sea. They felt that it was only a matter of time before those threats would be carried out. As the war drew nearer and nearer, their premonitions of dread continued to increase. [eng] |
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Course of The Six Day War
Palestine Facts is a review of the historical, political and military facts behind the State of Israel and the Israeli-Arab Palestinian conflict. [eng] |
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Six Day War 1967
The decade after the 1956 War was the most tranquil period in the nation's history. The Egyptian armistice line remained quiet, and there were few incidents along the Jordanian line until 1965, when Egyptian-sponsored guerrilla raids by Al Fatah first occurred. Beginning in 1960, there were repeated guerrilla activities and shellings of Israeli settlements from the Golan Heights of Syria, but these incidents remained localized until 1964. [eng] |
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Ceasefire Lines Following the 1967 Six-Day War
Ceasefire Lines Following the 1967 Six-Day War, Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. [eng] |
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Six Day War - June 1967
On June 5th, Israel decided to launch a pre-emptive attack on Egypt. Israel issued an appeal to Jordan to stay out of the war. (1) Jordan refused and opened a heavy artillery barrage on both west Jerusalem and the Tel-Aviv area which forced Israel to counterattack. [eng] |
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Making Sense of the Six-Day War - Middle East Forum
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The history of the Six-Day War (June 1967)
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Six Days in June
Historians, commentators, and statesmen alike have expressed amazement at Israel’s dramatic victory more than 30 years ago. In six brief and dizzying days, a small but determined civilian army beat incalculable odds and altered the future course of Middle Eastern history. At the same time they gained new respect for a people long thought doomed to humiliating exile among the nations. [eng] |
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