... independence. Third, the Land Group, recognizing the requirement for international and extended aid- beyond the parameters of Israel or from the Palestinian refugees- called attention for the growing need for Pan Arabism to enforce liberation and unity. 59 While the previous organization disintegrated from the two factors of Israeli pressure as well as internal dissension and fragmentation, the Land Group solely ... expansion of the social movement from the territory of Palestine to an ideological landscape, not containing such defined boarders, as all Arab territories desired to be und...

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... shaped the Arab world prior to the Six Day War. With radical governments coming into the scene during the first years of Israeli independence, this idea of Arab nationalism and pan-Arabism started to strengthen as an Arab policy. Increasingly, supporting the Palestinian cause was seen as legitimising the credibility of one's leadership. Syrian support for the Palestinian movements was evident ... ...

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... prepared for what would subsequently be known as the Six Day Arab-Israeli war. Nasser, having early established a unity with Syria in the United Arab Republic, and professing ideas of Pan-Arabism was left with no choice but to plan a surprise invasion of Israel. Much controversy still surrounds the events leading up to the war, but de-classified reports presents credible ... ...

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