Conflict between Israel and Arab nations, ending in a swift six-day war victory by Israel.

The Six-Day War with Israel was a conflict initiated by a culmination of tensions between Israel and its neighboring Arab countries. Jordan, alongside Egypt, Syria, and Iraq, amassed troops and military resources against Israel. The war began with Israel launching preemptive strikes on Egyptian airfields, leading to a swift and decisive Israeli victory. Jordan lost control of the West Bank and East Jerusalem to Israeli forces, who also gained strategic territories like the Golan Heights from Syria and the Sinai Peninsula from Egypt in just six days. The impact of the war was significant, as Israel's territorial gains transformed the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. The loss of the West Bank and East Jerusalem was a severe blow to Jordan, resulting in a large Palestinian population coming under Israeli control. The war further entrenched hostilities between Israel and its Arab neighbors, setting the stage for future conflicts and complicating prospects for peace in the region. #SixDayWar #Israel #Jordan #MiddleEastGeopolitics #TerritorialConflict #WarImpact