Six-Day War Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of Intervention in the Six Day War.

Six-Day War Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of Intervention in the Six Day War.
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Intervention in the Six Day War

Summary: An analysis of why the Arab-Israeli Six Day War of 1967 brought about intervention by the USA, the USSR, and the UN. Worldwide economic, political, and ideological considerations all played roles in the intervention by these entities.
The 1967-Six-Day-War had brought by foreign-intervention by the USA, USSR and the UNO. Although reasons suggest the main purposes of foreign-intervention been due to national and organizational interests, the concept of global impact of this Middle-Eastern should be taken into account, including its worldwide economical, political and social/ideological implications.

For the US, economically, oil is a large reason for its Middle-East intervention because U.S Oil-Consumption relied on OPEC export. Further, US-Jewish-population controlled large aspects of economy, therefore US-Israeli aid in the Middle-East sought to secure its national-economy. Geopolitically, Middle-Eastern region-(Suez Canal) provided access of USA-Asia-trade which also holds stake for the US-economy. As a superpower, US-economy holds significance for all globally-industrialized-countries, in the case of a US-economic-depression; all its global-trading-partners would be held at stake. From a political standpoint, US established itself as a supporter for Arab-Nationalism through intervention in the fragmented-Middle-East. As US wins...

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