Center for Middle East Policy
Spotlight: 50 Years: Legacies of the 1967 War
The June 1967 War transformed the Middle East’s geopolitics, its military balance, its ideological trends, and several of its borders. Fifty years later the Middle East order is again in flux. Here, Brookings experts weigh in on the legacy of the Six-Day War and what it can teach us about the volatile region today.
Suzanne Maloney
Deputy Director - Foreign Policy
Senior Fellow - Center for Middle East Policy, Energy Security and Climate Initiative
Natan Sachs
Director - Center for Middle East Policy
Fellow - Foreign Policy, Center for Middle East Policy
Dan Arbell
Nonresident Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Center for Middle East Policy
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Indian Prime Minister Modi visits the U.S. and Israel
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[The economy is] an issue where [Rouhani] has a greater chance of avoiding real gridlock within the system itself. It’s not nearly as dangerous as taking on issues of political prisoners or trying to open up the political space to those who feel marginalized.
