The Camp David accords, the controversy over Jewish settlements in the West Bank, the intifada and the rise of Palestinian terror: all are part of the outcome of six days of intense Arab-Israeli fighting in the summer of 1967. On the 35th anniversary of the war, Michael B. Oren’s Six Days of War is the most complete and balanced history ever published of this dramatic and pivotal event. Drawing on rich new source material, including thousands of top-secret documents, rare papers in Russian and Arabic, and exclusive personal interviews, Oren spotlights all the participants, telling the story of how the war broke out and of the shocking ways it unfolded. This book will undoubtedly make for compelling reading.