Introduction
- Start with quote- “By June 10th Israel had won one of the most remarkable victories in modern history”
- Outline main events and factors of war.
- Outline main significance of war:
- Thesis Statement: This reasoning behind this six day combat is valid to an extent leaving behind doubt and questions like: what if? The wars significance was pivotal resulting in many concrete outcomes such as UN Resolution 242.
Common Knowledge Events:
- 1967
- 6 days long
- Egypt and Syria were thought to be getting ready to launch an attack
- Israel launches a pre-emptive strike
- Israel won
- Israel gained land
- Syria, Egypt, Jordan
- "No recognition, No negotiation, No peace." - Arab leaders in Khartoum
- Led to the UN Resolution 242
Event: Six Day War long term Effects
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Event Significance:
-Opponents of the settlement policy claim that it a Jewish land grab — a form of expanding Israel’s territory by colonizing Arab land.
- Proponents argue that both legally and morally, Jews have every right to purchase property and live on land that was historically inhabited by Jews and is not legally Arab.
- Opponents believe that peace can only be achieved between Israel and her Arab neighbors by creating a neighboring Palestinian state on all the land Israel won in the 1967 war, without the presence of any Israeli communities. Israeli settlements are thus considered an obstacle to peace.
Citation:
"Long Term Effects- Settlements." The Six-Day War. RemoteIT, 2007. Web. 17 May 2011.
Common Knowledge Significance:
- Israel gains land:
- Plus... one million Palestinian refugees.
1. Israel gets more territory, but more Palestinians
2. More US and USSR involvement
3. Increased Palestinian and Israeli identity.
Book Source- "Arab Israeli Conflict"
- Israels first attack: June 5th. Israel launched a massive air strike against Egypt, whipping out its air force. (pg.44)
- "By June 10th Israel had won one of the most remarkable victories in modern history." (pg.45)
- 15,000 soldiers killed, majority Arabs (pg.45)
- There was hope that in exchange for the Arab land Israel captured, the Arabs would recognize Israels right to exist. (pg.45)
Ross, Stewart. The Arab-Israeli Conflict. Austin, TX: Raintree Steck-Vaughn, 1996. Print.
Book Source: Israel & the Arab States
- June 8th, Egypt accepted a cease-fire, adopted in the UN Security Council. (pg. 47)
- "The Israel soldiers had been well trained." (pg. 48)
- The war pointed out the superiority of the Israel forces over the Arabs. (pg.48)
Worth, Richard. Israel and the Arab states. New York: F. Watts, 1983. Print.
Conclusion!!!
- Restate Thesis
- Outline main idea of essay: events and significance of six day war
- End with same quote started with