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Today in Tel Aviv
Wolpert, Stanley | July 3, 1967 issue

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Israel has won the war, but there is little jubilation in Tel Aviv today as all eyes focus intently upon the more difficult battle for peace that lies ahead. The crucial problem confronting Israel at present is how to secure national integrity without future fighting. It hopes to retain strategic outposts captured in Jordan and Syria, as well as the Old City of Jerusalem, but fears that its startling display of military strength will in itself undermine world support for the claim that such positions are essential to its continued existence.

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ISRAEL -- Politics & government; INTERNATIONAL relations; TEL Aviv (Israel); SYRIA; JORDAN; ISRAEL
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