The Six Day War of 1967

What was the outcome of the Six Day War for Israel?

• Israel remained in the same territorial position.

• Israel was forced to negotiate peace immediately.

• Israel lost significant territory.

• Israel gained new territory and reduced vulnerability.

What was Israel's offer after the Six Day War?

• To annex all captured territories permanently.

• To trade land for peace with Arab countries.

• To withdraw from all territories unconditionally.

• To form a military alliance with Arab countries.

What was the significance of Israel's War of Independence?

• It resulted in the loss of Israel's sovereignty.

• It caused Israel to lose its ancient homeland.

• It established Israel as a nation-state for Jewish people.

• It led to the immediate peace with Arab countries.

What was a major threat to Israel's water supply before the Six Day War?

• Droughts in the Negev Desert.

• Overuse of water resources by Israel.

• Pollution of the Sea of Galilee.

• Diversion of the Jordan River by Syria.

How did the Arab world view Israel's borders before the Six Day War?

• As borders to be respected and maintained.

• As permanent and recognized boundaries.

• As lines to be fortified and defended.

• As temporary ceasefire lines to be challenged.