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Originally posted by Leveller
Hmmmm? You don't seem to know a lot about the war yourself.
Egypt had kicked out the UN peacekeeping force from the buffer zone, amassed a huge, mixed Arab army on the Israeli border, geared it for war and stated that it's intention was to wipe Israel off the map.
I would suggest that you read this news report before making any other comment on the subject.
Six Day war
Despite a blizzard of diplomatic activity in and outside the United Nations, tensions rose over the next days, until, on June 5, Israel attacked Egypt--thereby launching what came to be known as the Six-Day War. (The Israeli government told the UN Truce Supervision Organization that its planes had intercepted Egyptian planes--a patent falsehood.) In short order, Israel destroyed the air forces of Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Iraq. Israel prepared a letter to President Johnson assuring him that Israel, in the shorthand of U.S. ambassador Walworth Barbour, "has no, repeat no, intention [of] taking advantage of [the] situation to enlarge its territory, [and] hopes peace can be restored within present boundaries."(114) But that soon changed, as signaled by a request from David Brody, director of the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League, that Johnson not mention "territorial integrity" in his public statements about the war.(115)
On June 8, Egypt, having lost the Sinai to Israel, accepted the cease-fire called for by the United Nations. The next day Syria also accepted it, but Israel launched additional offensive operations. By June 10 Israel controlled the Sinai, the Gaza Strip, Sharm el-Sheikh, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, and its capital city of Quneitra.(116) With the road to Damascus open, the Soviets threatened intervention if Israel did not stop. The Johnson administration signaled its readiness to confront the Soviets by turning the Sixth Fleet toward Syria. That was to be the first of two near-confrontations between the United States and the Soviet Union in Arab-Israeli wars. Then, according to Johnson, the U.S. government began to use "every diplomatic resource" to persuade Israel to conclude a cease-fire with Syria, which it did on June 10.(117)
Originally posted by verfed
Every chance you get AceOfBase you criticise Israel and praise Arafat. It's unbelievable how you can't see the difference between a suicide bomber killing kids in a disco and a Muslim kid getting killed in a crossfire.
Originally posted by verfed
Taibunsuu if your not joking in your posts then you I have just read the most racist comments ever on this board!
And, another Israeli athiest reads Nietzche's "Beyond Good and Evil" while using his mom's old prayer towel to block out the sun
Originally posted by FredT
See the story on ATSNN. Isreal has admitted it may have made a mistake on this one.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by bodrul
[seen that on the bbc news
the israeli also said that the person leading the relief thing in palistain was anti israeli
Originally posted by verfed
And, another Israeli athiest reads Nietzche's "Beyond Good and Evil" while using his mom's old prayer towel to block out the sun
this is from that whole reply on page 3. Joking...........I hope?
Originally posted by verfed
Not just that phrase but the whole post.
Originally posted by verfed
HAHA your hopeless. I will cease trying to get through to you! Conversation ended..........