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Khartoum Resolution

Resolution concluded at the 1967 Arab League summit

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1967 documents 1967 in international relations 1967 in Sudan 20th century in Khartoum History articles needing translation from Hebrew Wikipedia Politics of the Arab–Israeli conflict Resolutions (law)Six-Day War

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Khartoum

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Gamal Abdel Nasser

Arab–Israeli conflict

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Balfour Declaration

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Sykes–Picot Agreement

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