AICE Update: Did Israel refuse to negotiate with the Arabs following the 1967 war?
Israeli Americans as game changers
Estimates vary but it is believed that anywhere from 500,000 to one million Israelis live in the United States. For decades, this population was surprisingly silent and inactive on issues related to Israel despite consistent efforts to engage them. In 2007, this began to change when Adam Milstein, Shawn Evenhaim, Danny Alpert, Naty Saidoff, Shoham Nicolet and a few other Israeli-born philanthropists created what is now the Israeli-American Council (IAC). Now, seemingly overnight - though it has taken a decade of organizing - hundreds of thousands of Israeli-Americans have been mobilized to strengthen the U.S.-Israel relationship, energize their peers, build coalitions, and educate Americans about their homeland.
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Did Israel refuse to negotiate with the Arabs following the 1967 war?
By the end of the war, Israel had captured enough territory to more than triple the size of the area it controlled, from eight thousand to twenty-six thousand square miles. The victory enabled Israel to unify Jerusalem as well as capture the Sinai, the Golan Heights, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank. Israel hoped the Arab states would enter peace negotiations...
