Divided by Victory, Israelis Still Grapple With 1967 War<br />Israeli wrote that Michael Oren, a de<br />Yossi Klein Halevi said that A majority of Israelis long ago reached the conclusion<br />that continuing to rule over another people is not good for the long-term health of Israel as a Jewish and democratic society,<br />Aida said that The continuation of the occupation does not just hurt the Palestinian people,<br />Jordan — which had taken control of Palestinian areas west of the Jordan River, including East Jerusalem, during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war<br />and annexed them two years later — joined in the 1967 fight but was quickly pushed back.<br />The main event will be at Kfar Etzion, south of Jerusalem — the first settlement built in the heady days after<br />the West Bank was captured in the 1967 war, on the site of a kibbutz in which 157 Jews were massacred in 1948.<br />By IAN FISHERJUNE 5, 2017<br />PSAGOT, West Bank — The six days of the 1967 war were the most important — triumphant, even — in modern Israeli history.<br />"People can’t occupy their own land." Naftali Bennett, the education minister<br />and head of the Jewish Home Party, has designated $3 million to celebrate the anniversary and Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
