The Importance of the Six Day War

Can you imagine events affecting that era world and the rest of the 20th century? The Sixth Day War is not only the decisive moment of the 1960's but the event that is also the rest of the century. The 6-day war is the third major dispute between Israel and the Arab during this century, but that is the most important. The hostile forces include Israel's Arab League against Egypt, Syria and Jordan. In the Cold War, it can be said that each party has played different roles.

"Israeli soldiers keep fighting today to protect the hometown of the Jews 50 years ago and to guarantee their existence.The memorial is the importance of war and the sacrifice of IDF soldiers for 6 days "The landscape of Israel and the lives of the Jews around the world have changed," said Seth Baron, executive director of FIDF Southeast. Today 's Israel is far from a small country of courageous Jews who was established three years after the end of the massacre. Its population has increased from 74 million in 1967 to 68 million. An estimated 74.8% of Israeli citizens are Jews and 20.8% are Arabs. 8 million non-citizen Arabs live in West Bank

The short six days war of 1967 changed the borders of the Middle East. After the war Israel's strategic situation changed and Israel became stronger as the Arabs face humiliating losses. Various historians analyzed the war in various ways. Army Command and Staff Collage (2012) analyzed the war of 6 days as follows. Center of gravity: Israelis correctly judged that among the three Arab countries Egypt, in particular the troops of that army, is in focus. Once the Egyptian army is destroyed, Syria and Jordan will never attack themselves. Therefore, they dealt with the Egyptian Air Force and the Army temporarily postponing Syria and Jordan.

In 1973, the most sacred day of the Jewish calendar Yom Kippur, Egypt and Syria jointly launched a surprising attack aiming to regain the territory lost in the six-day war of 1967. This war also won the other Arab countries in this area. After the war in 1967, Israel built an army and spent hundreds of millions of dollars to strengthen the borders with neighboring countries. Thanks to this intensive defense activity, Israel was able to deter Arab forces again and eventually was able to push back her enemies beyond the original path established after the 6-day war . Arab invasion - The time of Yeom Kiples is considered to be the most holy and serious day for all who follow Judaism - this war is particularly controversial. Jews are forbidden to tackle Yom Kippur. Therefore, the attack on this day is regarded as an incredible rude in most international societies.