Six-day war
Herzl Budinger, architect of Israel’s air power in Lebanon, passes away at 82
IAF Commander Herzl Budinger (1992-96) passed away. A Yom Kippur War ace and "pilot's commander," he spearheaded long-range upgrades and admitted the first female pilot.
Israel must reject territorial expansion after the war - opinion
Jewish law tells us IDF soldiers must grant divorce before going to war - opinion
Israel to check reports of Egyptian soldiers mass grave at Sisi's request
The 50-year-old, ever-changing status quo
Fifty years on: Anti-Israel or antisemitic?
Parting Shot: June 1967 – A month in the life
Rock & roll didn’t save the world, as I thought it might as a teenager.
What a difference 50 years can make
The world in the spring of 1967 was very different than the world as it is today.
Continued rule over the Palestinians endangers Israel’s future
Many Jews face the fiftieth anniversary of the Six Day War with ambivalence.
Was the Six Day War fought in part over Israel’s nuclear program?
“I am trying to show what might be an alternative narrative to what led to that war, or to combine the two narratives together. This is the last big secret.”
UN chief denounces '50 years of Israeli occupation' on Six Day War anniversary
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres did not mince words in his critique of Israel as it marks fifty years since it reunified Jerusalem in the Six Day War.
Grumpy Old Man: Israel, 50 years on
What I once saw as a heroic, plucky little country is now bogged down by indecision and division, much of it over the fruits of a certain war.
Honoring the man behind the war
With ‘In Our Hands,’ a film about the battle for Jerusalem during the Six Day War, Arik Achmon discusses the sacrifices he and his comrades made in order for Israel to survive.
Declassified Israeli documents shed light on 'the war that never ended'
"Policies that were envisaged very early on, 1967 or 1968, serve government policies to this day."