Status Updates From Six Days of War: June 1967 ...

“The one neat division between Arab radicals and Arab conservatives has been replaced by internal fissures…Most destabilizing, arguably, is the growth of terrorist organizations, global in outlook and adamant in their theology, transcending all borders and contemptuous of any attempt to restrain them.”

So Jewish neighborhoods were attacked in 5 countries, survivors of a pogrom in Tripoli are herded into camps, 20% of Egyptian Jews were arrested and property confiscated, and Damascus and Baghdad Jews were expelled. But 1.2 million Palestinians were protected by Israeli martial law, except 3 Latrun Corridor villages.

“After the cease-fire, Israel insisted that the 1967 refugee problem, like that of 1948 before it, would have to be solved within the framework of a comprehensive peace treaty. The Arab states uniformly rejected this demand, and insisted on unconditional repatriation and compensation for the refugees.”