Israeli Preemptive Strike in 1967 Six-Day War Alarms Arab States
Preemptive Strike and Stunning Victory
Arab States Left Vulnerable
In June 1967, the Six-Day War erupted between Israel and the Arab states. Fearful of an imminent Arab attack, Israel launched a preemptive strike, surrounding and overwhelming their adversaries. The stunning Israeli victory reshaped the region, leaving the defeated Arab states vulnerable.
For Israel, the 1967 victory brought significant territorial gains, including the annexation of East Jerusalem. The conflict remains a pivotal moment in Middle Eastern history, with its legacy still impacting the region today.
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