10. On the Egyptian commando units, see Mutawi, Jordan in the 1967 War, p. 129.
Shuqayri quotes from Kamm, Hussein Poteah be-Milhama, pp. 284–85, and BBC, Daily
Report, Middle East, Africa, and Western Europe, No. D-1. Oral history interview
with ‘Awad Bashir Khalidi, Nov. 16, 1999. See also Uzi Benziman, Yerushalayim: Ir lelo
Homa (Jerusalem: Schocken, 1973), pp. 23–24.
11. Haber, Ha-Yom Tifrotz Milhama, p. 194; Oral history interview with Miriam
Eshkol, Aug. 30, 1999; Schiff column in Ha’aretz, May 28, 1967.
12. ISA, 7919/1, Levi Eshkol files, Diplomatic Telegrams: U.S.A.: Geva to Rabin,
May 26, 1967. LBJ, National Security files, NSC Histories, Middle East Crisis, box 17:
Tel Aviv to the Secretary of State, May 28, 1967 (Ha’aretz quote). Ariel Sharon, Warrior
(New York: Simon & Schuster, 1989), pp. 181–84. Haber, Ha-Yom Tifrotz Milhama, pp.
194–98. Baron, Hotam Ishi, pp. 25–26. Gluska, Imut bein ha-Mateh ha-Klali u-bein Memshelet
Eshkol bi-Tkufat ha-Hamtana, pp. 23–27. Rabin, Memoirs, pp. 92–93, Weizman, On Eagles’
Wings, pp. 214–16. IDF, 1977/1786: The Regular Paratrooper Brigade in the Six-Day
War, Commander 35th Brigade, p. 626. Oral history interviews with Miriam Eshkol, Aug.
30, 1999, with Yeshayahu Gavish, Dec. 7, 1999, with Rehavam Ze’evi, Sept. 9, 2001.
13. Teddy Kollek, For Jerusalem (London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1978), p.
190. Dayan, My Life, pp. 333–35.
14. BGA, Diary, Entries for May 24, 28, 31, and June 1, 1967, Shabtai Teveth,
Moshe Dayan, Biografia (Jerusalem: Schocken Press, 1971), pp. 561–62. Peres, Battling
for Peace, pp. 90–93. Haber, Ha-Yom Tifrotz Milhama, p. 182. Moshe Dayan, Diary of
the Sinai Campaign, 1956 (London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1967), p. 180. Zaki Sha-
lom and S. Ilan Troen, “Ben-Gurion’s Diary for the 1967 Six-Day War: An Introduc-
tion,” Israel Studies 4, no. 2 (Fall 1999), p. 197.
15. ISA, 4086/8, Foreign Ministry files, Red Cross: Foreign Ministry to Le Hague,
May 30, 1967, Stockholm to Foreign Ministry, June 4, 1967; 4087/1: Egyptian Army
Entry into Sinai and Closure of the Tiran Straits. Copenhagen to Foreign Ministry,
June 3, 1967. PRO, PREM 13 1619, The Middle East Crisis: Tel Aviv to Foreign
Office, June 4, 1967. Abraham Rabinovich, The Battle for Jerusalem, June 5–7, 1967
(Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1972), pp. 23–27, 51, 59. On
Weizman’s resignation, see Haber, Ha-Yom Tifrotz Milhama, pp. 183, 203. Weizman,
On Eagles’ Wings, pp. 217–18. Baron, Hotam Ishi, pp. 26–27. Avraham Rabinovich,
“The War That Nobody Wanted,” Jerusalem Post, June 13, 1967.
16. ISA, Foreign Ministry files, 4087/6, Emergency Appeal: Rothschild to Sapir,
May 28, 1967, Eytan to Foreign Ministry, May 29, 1967; 4089/8, Foreign Ministry
files, Volunteers, Foreign Ministry to South American Embassies, May 28, 1967; 7920/
3, Levi Eshkol Papers, Diplomatic Telegrams, General: Bonn to the Foreign Ministry,
June 1, 1967. LBJ, National Security files, NSC Histories, Middle East Crisis, box 17:
Item for the President’s Evening Reading, May 19, 1967. Mansoor, Arab World, entry
for May 28.
17. Robert J. Donovan, Six Days in June: Israel’s Fight for Survival (New York: The
New American Library, 1967), p. 15. Rabin, Memoirs, pp. 93 (Rabin quote), 100. USNA,
Summary of MEDAC, box 7: Tel Aviv to the Secretary of State, June 1, 1967. LBJ,
National Security file, NSC Histories, Middle East Crisis, box 21: White House Situ-
ation Room to the President, May 30, 1967. See also Uzi Narkiss, Soldier of Jerusalem,
trans. Martin Kett (London: Mitchell Vallentine, 1998), p. 203. Zemer quote from
Rabinovich, “The War That Nobody Wanted.”
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