The correct answer is B. Israel pushed back Arab armies and gained even more land. During the wars, particularly the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, Israel not only defended its territory but expanded its borders beyond the areas allocated to it by the United Nations. In subsequent conflicts, such as the Six-Day War in 1967, Israel gained significant territories, including the Sinai Peninsula, which it later returned to Egypt as part of a peace treaty.
What was the result of Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon declaring war and invading Israel?
A.
Israel lost a great deal of the land that had been allocated to it.
B.
Israel pushed back Arab armies and gained even more land.
C.
Israel took over the Sinai Peninsula.
D.
Israel became part of an Arab state.
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