The history of the Six-Day War
(June 1967)
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The history in general of Israeli aggression
after 1967
- USS Liberty: Did Israel commit one war crime to
hide another?
- By James M. Ennes, Jr., The Washington Post
Report on Middle East Affairs, May/June 1996. Israel
lied about the circumstances of its attack on the USS Liberty
during the Six-Day War. Why did Israel engage in an unprovoked
planned attack? Was it to prevent the ship from reporting the
impending invasion of the Golan Heights? Or was it to hide
the mass murder of Egyptian POWs in El Arish, carried out in
view of the Liberty?
- Truths about the Six-Day War: U.S. CIA &
military secretly helped Israelis
- Mid-East Realities, 11 June 1997.
The lies and distortions about the Six Day War. Likelihood
that the US CIA in cooperation with Mossad, targeted President
Nasser and other
anti-American
leaders. Nasser's death
may have been one of the CIA's greatest and most secret
successes
.
- Twists and turns of standoff
- By Gwynne Dyer, DAWN, 24 June 2002.
The Israeli victory was a calamity for both sides in the War.
Like most other countries, Israel was built on land previously
occupied by somebody else; no big deal, historically
speaking. By 1967, the point reached of accomodation. While
the 1967 victory could have been the basis of a just peace,
the overhelming victory instead led to a policy of Israeli
expansion.