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Six Day War: What's left of Israel's Left, 55 years later? - Vimarsana News

Six Day War: What's left of Israel's Left, 55 years later?

The Six Day War that initially led the Labor Party to its biggest victory ever, actually caused its demise.

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In Focus: The Jordan Valley as Israel's Strategic Line of Defense - Vimarsana News

In Focus: The Jordan Valley as Israel's Strategic Line of Defense

  Following the 1967 Six Day War initiated by Arab countries, Israel, by virtue of its resounding victory, expanded the territory under its control. While the Sinai Peninsula was subsequently returned to Egypt as part of the 1979 peace agreement, and whereas Israel in 2005 fully withdrew from the Gaza Strip, the Jewish State has to date not fully relinquished the West Bank (also known by its biblical name, Judea and Samaria), which for two decades beginning in 1948 was administered by Jordan and, crucially, includes the Jordan Valley. Historical, religious and legal claims aside, successive ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180708:06:15:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180708:06:15:00

Wind and everything they go it doesn't make the lake karma but it's a help to shore and i also think it's important in the family. beneath me. the whole island of haifa now together with its three churches was declared a unesco world heritage site in two thousand. in the carolingian era abbey was one of the most important and influential monasteries in europe average father advised the empress charlemagne. charlemagne's great grandson charles the third is buried in the abbey church. this source of the monks power was simple in those days only monks were able to read and write this in itself to...