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Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and Syria were the only nations involved in the Six Day War. Any other nation was not involved in the Six Day War.

No. While Israel is part of the Fertile Crescent, it is not part of Mesopotamia, which is mostly in the modern nation of Iraq, but is also partly in Syria, Turkey, and Iran.

Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq sent their armies.

Saudi Arabia and Yemen sent epeditionary forces which served alongside the five main armies.

Additionally, two Palestinian militant groups (the Holy War Army and the Arab Liberation Army) fought alongside the regular armies.

It didn't.

The Mandate of Palestine (which was a British quasi-colonial territory) became partially independent as Israel and was partially occupied by neighbors Jordan and Egypt. In 1956, this status quo remained. Only in 1967 did Israel conquer the remaining parts of former Mandatory Palestine from the Jordanians and the Egyptians.

One of the reasons why failure has been experienced is that many people sabotage the agreements reached. Another reason is the lack of trust between the two sides.

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Another possibility may be the formally sworn mission of one of the parties to destroy the other one.

For a while there were the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah.

In 722/11 BC the Assyrians destroyed the Kingdom of Israel and turned the Kingdom of Judah into a vassal state

In 926 and 927 BC the Egyptians overrun the Kingdom of Judah

In 720 BC the Assyrians conquered the Kingdom of Israel and destroyed it, bringing it to an end. They also turned the Kingdom of Judah into a vassal state.

In 609 BC the Egyptians deposed king Jehoahaz, replaced him with his older brother, Jehoiakim and turned Judah into a vassal state which paid a heavy tribute. In 605 BC he switched his allegiance to Babylon and then rebelled in 601 BC. In 598/97 BC the Babylonians besieged Jerusalem, seized it and took 10,000 years to Babylon as slaves. In 589 BC the Babylonians attacked Jerusalem again and destroyed the city and the First Temple. More Jews were exiled to Babylon and Judah became a province of the Babylonian Empire.

In 539 BC the Persians conquered Babylon, allowed the Jews to return home and Judah became the Persian province of Yehud.

In 432 BC Alexander the great conquered the Perisan Empire. Judah then became part of the Seleucid Empire which was ruled by the Greek Seleucid dynasty.

In 63 BC Judah became a vassal of the Romans. In 6 AD the emperor Augustus annexed it to the Roman Empire

There were just north of 6,000 Israeli fatalities in the Arab-Israeli War of 1948. Considering that the Israeli population at the time was roughly 600,000, this makes those fatalities around 1%. To put this in perspective, the only time the United States exceeded a 1% fatality percentage in any war it has ever fought was during the US Civil War because both sides are counted.

Israel was not a state in 1945. The land was called Palestine at that time and was populated by around 1 million Arab Christians and Muslims and a small minority of Jews (about 1% of the population).

The British occupied Palestine until Jewish immigrants came in overwhelming numbers after WWII (mostly from Europe) and forced the British to leave so that the Jews could rule the land instead.

600,000 Jews under British marshal law.

Germans were on a break into Egypt and on to Israel.

Great concern.

The British won.

Many Jew escaped Europe because of the holocaust . Came to leave and developed the country.

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it would probally be a lot better than it is now with 6,000,000 (or somethin like that) more people

Palestine was divided into two countries because two religion had it Muslim Arabs and Jews in Europe that why they divide it.

Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.

Israel is democratic and is home to several political parties which stretch across the political spectrum. However, since its establishment in 1948, Israel has followed an economic model that resembles liberal socialism.

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Generally, people justify the acts of any government based on the powers they have accorded that government and their general needs as a society. Without specifying exactly what Israelis have to justify it's unclear what rationales to provide. The Israeli government does all kinds of things such as oversee the religious life-cycle laws and support a quasi-Millet system, maintain local provinces and proper voting procedures, sustain the education system that teaches Jews and Arabs in their native languages, constructs highways and public transportation that are sometimes controversial, plumbs oil-fields in the Mediterranean such as the Tamar fields, deals with issues of increasing religious presence in the Knesset and increasing male/female segregation, the Israeli housing crisis in 2010-Present, and, of course, the policy in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and general foreign policy.

If this question was intending to ask specfically about Israeli policy towards the Palestinian issue, please see the Related Question below.

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict is very complex. Al-Qaeda is a little less so. However, it makes little sense to rewrite perfectly good questions on these issues individually. Please see the Related Questions for information on them.

President Carter was hoping to create a peace agreement between Egypt and Israel. In 1979, he was successful, resulting in the Camp David Accords.

The nations involved in the Six-Day War were Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. Other Arab nations played minor roles in the short conflict.

It was an attempt to put into action the ideals and aspirations of Pan-Arab Nationalism.

No, that's the wrong way around. The country or gentile people of Ashkenaz existed long before Jews ever came there. Western Jews are called Ashkenazim because they dwelt in that country for a time.

Israel is not considered part of the Arab World since the majority of the population is non-Arab and non-Muslim. However, some might include it because Arabic is one of the official languages.

The United States recognized the State of Israel relatively soon after Israel's Declaration of Independence. However, a true alliance did not exist between the countries until after the Six Day War of 1967. Prior to this, the United States enforced an arms embargo over the region.

Yes he is a jewish Zionist

Of those four choices, B) Gamal Abdel Nasser, President of Egypt, was directly involved in the Six Day War of 1967. Other leaders included Prime Minister Levi Eshkol of Israel, General Salah Jadid of Syria, and King Hussein bin Talal of Jordan.

Mao Zedong was Chairman of the People's Republic of China and had no involvement in the conflict. Khrushchev had been removed from Soviet Premiership in 1964 and Churchill had died in 1965.

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During the war of 1967, Israel took control of the Sinai Peninsula. It was

returned to Egypt under the terms of the 1979 Peace Treaty.