Six-Day War

=== Casualties ===
{{See also|Israeli casualties of war}}

Between 776<ref name="Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs"/> and 983 Israelis were killed and 4,517 were wounded. Fifteen Israeli soldiers were captured. Arab casualties were far greater. Between 9,800<ref name="Gammasy p.79">El Gamasy 1993 p.&nbsp;79</ref> and {{gaps|15|000}}{{Sfnp|Herzog|1982|p=165}} Egyptian soldiers were listed as killed or missing in action. An additional 4,338 Egyptian soldiers were captured.<ref name="Israel Ministry 2004"/> Jordanian losses are estimated to be 700 killed in action with another 2,500 wounded.{{Sfnp|Gawrych|2000|p=3}}<ref name="tsdwb" /> The Syrians were estimated to have sustained between 1000{{Sfnp|Churchill|Churchill|1967|p=189}} and 2,500{{Sfnp |Tucker|2010|p=[https://books.google.com/books?id=U05OvsOPeKMC&pg=PA1198 1198]}}<ref name="Sachar, 2013" /> killed in action. Between 367<ref name="Israel Ministry 2004"/> and 591<ref name="Woolf" /> Syrians were captured.

Casualties were also suffered by [[United Nations Emergency Force|UNEF]], the [[United Nations Emergency Force]] that was stationed on the Egyptian side of the border. In three different episodes, Israeli forces attacked a UNEF convoy, camps in which UNEF personnel were concentrated and the UNEF headquarters in [[Gaza Strip|Gaza]],<ref name=":0" /> resulting in one Brazilian peacekeeper and 14 Indian officials killed by Israeli forces, with an additional seventeen peacekeepers wounded in both contingents.<ref name=":0" />