Six-Day War: Political Context and Background
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Background & Overview - Six-Day War→Broadcast to the Nation by Prime Minister Eshkol (June 1967)→CIA Board of Estimate of Possible War Outcome (May 1967)→Egypt Re-imposes a Blockade on the Straits of Tiran→Egypt Reimposes a Blockade on the Straits of Tiran (May 1967)→Israeli Leaders Discuss Future of Captured Territories→Johnson Administration Emergency Plan for Attacking Israel (May 1967)→Map of the Events Leading to the Six Day War (1967)→Nasser's Speech to The Egyptian National Assembly (May 1967)→National Board of Estimates Projection of Future War with Egypt (May 1967)→Six-Day War Project: Egypt Blockades the Straits of Tiran→Six-Day War Project: What Made This a 'War of No Choice'→Six-Day War Project: Why Did Israel go to War?→Six-Day War: Statement to the Knesset by Prime Minister Eshkol→Six-Day War: Arab's Responsibility for War, Reluctance to Make Peace→Six-Day War: Government of Israel Decision to Act→Six-Day War: Statement to the Knesset by Prime Minister Eshkol→Six-Day War: Statement to the Knesset by Prime Minister Eshkol→Statement at the Western Wall by Defense Minister Dayan→Statement by President Nasser to Arab Trade Unionists (May 1967)→The “Pre-1967 Border” - The “Green Line”→