The 1967 Six-Day War
The 1967 Six-Day War
A Country Study of Egypt: The June 1967 War
ARAMCO Presses the United States not to Honor Commitments to Israel (5/24/67)
Broadcast to the Nation by Prime Minister Eshkol (6/5/67)
CIA Board of Estimate of Six-Day War Outcome
CIA Estimates on the Outcome of Impending 1967 War
Closing of the Gulf of Aqaba
Eli Cohen
Egypt Reimposes a Blockade on the Straits of Tiran
Egypt's Statement on Troop Movements into Sinai
Executive Sessions of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fact Sheet #53: Remembering the Six Day War
Forty Years Since the Six Day War
Gallup Polls on American Sympathy Toward Israel and the Arabs/Palestinians
Golan Heights
Israeli Intelligence in the 1967 War
The Line of June 4, 1967
Exchange of Letters Between Kosygin & Eshkol
The Liberation of the Temple Mount and Western Wall
Maps
Message from Prime Minister Eshkol to King Hussein (6/5/67)
Nasser's Speech to The Egyptian National Assembly Before The Outbreak of The Six-Day War (5/29/67)
National Board of Estimates Projection of Future War with Egypt (6/26/67)
POW Exchanges
Public Opinion Toward the 1967 War and Aftermath
Report of the Secretary-General on the Withdrawal of the Emergency Force (6/26/67)
State Department Documents from the 1967 War
Statement by President Nasser to Arab Trade Unionists (5/26/67)
The Syrian-Israeli Demilitarized Zones [map]
The Syrian-Israeli Frontier [map]
UN Security Resolution 242 — (Peace in the Middle East) — 11/22/67
UN Security Council Resolution 233 (Call for ceasefire) — 6/6/67
UN Security Council Resolution 234 (Call for ceasefire) — 6/7/67
UN Security Council Resolution 235 (Call for ceasefire on the Golan Heights) — 6/9/67
U.S. Had Emergency Plan for Attacking Israel in 1967
U.S. Secretary of State Concerned War Might Break Out In Middle East — 1/16/67
U.S. Supports Independence and Integrity of All Nations in the Area
The USS Liberty
Withdrawal of the UNEF from the United Arab Republic
