Consequences of the Six Day War
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- Consequences of the Six Day War (1967)
- Arab States
- Military loss
- Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Libya agreed to give Egypt and Jordan £135 million annually.
- Egyptians and Syrians forced the PLO out.
- Some Arab States met in Khartoum and decided "no peace, no recognition and no negotiation with Israel
- Loss of hope/ Prestige
- Israel
- Fixed boundaries at the Suez Canal, River Jordan and Golan Heights
- Believed they could force their Arab Neighbours to make peace in exchange for territory.
- Crammed large numbers of refugees into squalid refugee camps.
- International image of Israel went down.
- The acquisition of three areas meant that Israel had 1 million Arabs to govern.
- Superpowers
- became more involved in middle east
- Soviet Union sent $2.6 billion worth of aid to Arab States.
- USA sent $2 billion to Israel.
- Resolution 242: Israel must withdraw from territories captured in 1967 and return to Partition Plan. In return Israel were given the right to live "free from threats or acts of force".
- Palestinians
- Loss of freedom
- Lost territories
- 250,000 retreated to Jordan
- PLO resorted to international terrorism
- Arab States
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