The Six-Day War Was a Turning Point in Passionate Attachment to Israel

by Jeremy Kuzmarov

As commemorations of the Six Day War continue, now is as good time to question the special relationship and whether we have fallen into the trap George Washington warned about of entangling alliances.

The Historians’ War Over the Six-Day War

by Guy Laron

Ever since 1967, writers have been debating the conflict.

How Israel’s Occupation Shifted From a Politics of Life to a Politics of Death

by Neve Gordon

Palestinian life has become increasingly expendable in Israel’s eyes.

Israelis Have Mixed Feelings About The 50th Anniversary Of The Six Day War

This week marks the 50th Anniversary of the Arab-Israeli Six Day War. Michel Martin speaks with Jane Eisner, editor of The Forward, about Israelis' feelings toward marking the event.

What If: Fifty Years After the Six-Day War

by Daniel Pipes

In 1967 liberals celebrated Israel's victory.  

Golda's Missed Opportunities for Peace

by Ralph Seliger

The Arabs, it turns out, were more willing to cut a deal than she realized. 

Jerusalem Post recalls history of the Six-Day War

Egyptian President Nasser’s aggressive moves along the border.

The six-day war: why Israel is still divided over its legacy 50 years on

Some celebrate the 1967 conflict as a liberation, others believe it launched a disastrous occupation.

The Secret Transcripts of the Six-Day War

Newly unsealed classified documents reveal: Jerusalem conquered almost by accident; Israel’s National Religious Party, forerunner to the settler movement, lobbied for military de-escalation at every turn; and nobody in Israel’s security cabinet seems to have seen the country’s most momentous war coming.