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The Six Day War
Six Day War Six Day War is a biggest battle that take place in Middle east and southwestern of Asia between Israeli Army and Arabs Nation Army during 1967. It is mainly about Arabs Army's main goal is to destroy Israeli and conquer their territory. Their army are preparing to invade Israeli's country to finish it off since the failure of 1948 Arabs' First Attack on Israeli. But the Israeli Army are preparing on defense and on offensive against the Arabs Army to attack early and surprise the enemy position. Israeli wanted to weaken their enemy and conquer from Sinai Peninsula and Golden Height from their territory. It starts on June 5, 1967 to June 10, 1967 that started by Israeli's mission operation and complete their main objective within …show more content…
This is fierce resistance that Israeli Army has encounter against Arab Army during a Six Day War Operation. At the same time where Israeli Army had recapture or conquer certain key cities that is part of a Jews' holy scared and tradition city from the Arab Army. After the Six Day War is over, the Israeli Army have claim a major victory from the Arab Army for the first time with a larger territory. On the next paragraph where it will tell more detail of how the Israeli and Arab Army are building their own military army that would lead to the start of the Six Day War. Before the event of the Six Day War began in 1967, it shows by how the Israeli Army and the Arab Army (which is Egypt, Syrian, Jordanians, and Lebanons.) are building up that would lead to start a war. Also, how each of the Arab Army would be preparing to attack all Israeli's homeland in hopes to conquer the holy city of Jerusalem. Between in 1956 and 1967, President of the Egypt Nasser was given a heroic man who is able to stand up against British and France nation (Westwood 65). From the Israeli Army, they have forces building up in infantry, armored vehicle, tanks and even air force to prepare for defensive or offensive plan against the Arab Army. Even a

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