Invasion of Sinai
Nasser orders the United Nations peacekeeping force out of the Sinai
Explore 11 historical events and records for Egypt in 1967.
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Nasser orders the United Nations peacekeeping force out of the Sinai
Nasser moves 100,000 men with tanks & artillery guns into the Sinai
Closes the Suez Canal after the Six-Day War, leaving the waterway blocked for years.
Israel launches pre-emptive air strikes & ground attacks against Egypt
Announces his resignation after defeat, then remains in office following mass demonstrations.
The new power station began producing electricity as its first generating units entered service.
Maintains emergency law, allowing expanded police powers, censorship and restrictions on political organization.
The power station produces its first electricity during October 1967.
Egyptian contractors support transmission infrastructure carrying High Dam electricity northward.
Israel captures the city of Gaza and the Gaza Strip
The international rescue programme completed work associated with moving several Sudanese Nubian temple remains for reconstruction in Khartoum.
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