Why did arab nations pledge continued opposition to israel after the six-day war? to retaliate for israel’s wartime victories to forcibly obtain jobs for arab citizens under israeli control to make israel return arab refugees to their native countries to forcibly remove israeli control from the area the answer is d. to forcibly remove israeli control from the area i just did the test and wanted to put this answer out for others who need . i'll still give brainliest to someone, though.

The answer is D) To forcibly remove Israeli control from the area.

The Israel-Arab conflict is one of the most complicated conflicts of the 20th and 21st century.

The six-day war was a military conflict between Israel and Egypt, Jordan and Syria.

By the end of war Israel saw a decisive victory, loosing just 1,000 men compared to 20,000 from the other armies. Israel was also able to take over large parts of lands from each country, famously the Golan heights.

Israel's reluctance to return this land eventually lead to continuing hostilities and the Yom Kippur War.

The answer is D) To forcibly remove Israeli control from the area.

Numerous wars and invasions induced the trade in Western Europe to decline severely.