"The Unmaking of Israel" argues, in essence, that Israel is losing the 1967 Six- Day War. How can it lose a war it won so decisively more than 44 years ago? By believing it can swallow whole the
A regional map including seven areas Israel says it is under attack from. Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza will probably go on for many months, the country's military chief has said. Herzi
The Six-Day War ended with Israel capturing the Sinai Peninsula, the Golan Heights, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. Of these, only the Sinai Peninsula was returned, per the Israel-Egypt Camp David Accords peace treaty, while the Golan Heights and East Jerusalem were formally annexed by Israel.
So right there from the military objectives, the worst case scenario in regards to Israel losing the six day war is the death of pretty much every Jewish man, woman, and child in the country. I have a hard time to accept that, jewish communities have existed and still exist in these countries.
Israel was forged in, and defined by, war. Each armed conflict, large and small, left its mark. But it is the shortest, the Six Day War of June 1967, that seems to resonate more than all the others.
The Arab armies launch a lighting ground attack and, in an exact mirror image of the actual Six-Day War, conquer the entire territory of Israel by June 10, 1967.
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what if israel lost the six day war
