Six Day War - 3 Minute History

The transcript covers the Arab-Israeli conflict, starting with the Arab-Israeli war and the occupations of Gaza and the West Bank. It discusses the Suez Crisis, the rise of Arab nationalism, and the formation of the PLO. The narrative progresses to the events leading up to the Six-Day War, including military mobilizations and international tensions. The Six-Day War's rapid territorial changes and the subsequent peace efforts, including UN Resolution 242, are highlighted. The ongoing conflict and lack of recognition of Israel by Arab states are also discussed.

What was the outcome of the Suez Crisis for Israel?

• Israel gained control of the West Bank.

• Israel was forced to withdraw from the Sinai Peninsula.

• Israel lost control of the Gaza Strip.

• Israel retained control of the Sinai Peninsula.

Which organization was formed in the 1960s to represent Palestinian interests?

• UNRWA

• Arab League

• OPEC

• PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization)

What was a significant military action taken by Israel at the start of the Six-Day War?

• Signing a peace treaty with Syria

• Invading Jordan

• Launching air strikes on the Egyptian Air Force

• Blockading the Straits of Tiran

Which territories did Israel capture during the Six-Day War?

• Gaza Strip, West Bank, and Golan Heights

• West Bank, Golan Heights, and Egypt

• Sinai Peninsula, West Bank, and Lebanon

• Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, and Jordan

What was the response of Arab states following the Six-Day War?

• They declared they would never recognize Israel.

• They signed a peace treaty with Israel.

• They withdrew from the United Nations.

• They recognized the state of Israel.