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{{Important}} [[File:צנחנים בכותל המערבי.jpg|thumb|Israeli paratroopers stand in front of the western wall in Jerusalem during the Six-Day War.]]{{Quote|It may well be that future generations won’t comprehend how Israel vanquished her enemies. Yes, there are sacrifices, but in the long run nothing gets lost. And yet the blood that was shed by our young lions, the sacrifices endured, everything will be inscribed. Each widow’s tear, every death rattle of the fallen soldiers – they won’t pass unnoticed by our descendants.|[[wikipedia:Elie Wiesel|Elie Wiesel]]}} The '''Six-Day War''', also known as the '''June War''', the '''War of 1967''', the '''1967 Arab–Israeli War''', or the '''Third Arab–Israeli War''', was fought between 5 and 10 June 1967 between Israel and Jordan, Syria, and Egypt. It is considered to be one of the most important wars fought during the course of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and is also considered to be a proxy conflict of the [[Cold War]].
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