Middle East Crisis Deepens as World Powers Moveme
Israel, the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union swirled toward a wider clash as warships moved toward the troubled Holy Land. In Cairo and Jerusalem leaders weighed Dayan’s return to power amid a mounting Arab-Soviet alliance and Western naval deployments.
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Gulf of Aqaba free passage plan advances amid diplomacy
The United States and Britain press for an international declaration guaranteeing free passage through the Gulf to Israel. They outline a phased plan including economic pressure on Egypt and a multinational naval force only as a last resort. France hesitates to sign, while Japan and Western allies are urged to join. UN Security Council debate and Ambassador Goldberg’s restraint resolution shape timing.
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