Six-day war
Yohanan Elishuv, last surviving fighter who raised Eilat's Ink Flag in 1948, dies at 95
During the first truce in June 1948, Elishuv was transferred to the southern front under Uzi Narkiss. He was wounded after driving over a mine, but returned to combat after recovering.
Middle Israel: How Jews and Palestinians became masters of historical denial
Holocaust survivor, Yom Kippur War hero Colonel Simcha Applebaum dies at 99
Herzl Budinger, architect of Israel’s air power in Lebanon, passes away at 82
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."
Pro-peace group leverages Six Day War anniversary for global Jewish action
SISO seeks maximum impact by uniting Diaspora and Israeli initiatives.
The Human Spirit: Where were you when? Write it down!
Let’s use this jubilee as a springboard.
Film review: Seeing God’s hand in ’67 war
CBN documentary will touch all audiences with incredible depth and reenactment scenes
Fundamentally Freund: Recalling the menace of May 1967
The Jewish state owes no one an apology for facing down its foes and taking the territory which those very same enemies used as a platform from which to seek our destruction.
Amid Jerusalem UNESCO row, what future does the capital face?
A country whose capital city is unrecognized by most of the world is not fully independent.
Touring the battlefields of the past
Many of these sites may go unnoticed in daily life, as one becomes used to seeing them or is not aware of their existence.
'Like Dreamers' author on the Six Day War's true impact
Author Yossi Klein Halevi discusses how 1967 profoundly changed Israel and leaves us wrestling with tough questions a half century later