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Go lick a pig turd again.

I though that was common knowledge

Because, after all these years, diplomacy and politics still couldn't fully kill the truthful person he is. He knows it very well that Israel didn't end up winning that war on its own. In other words, the Americans indirectly fought this war from the 10th of October until it ended. So if anything, Egypt lost the war to the U.S.

@@ritaalber3505 Not exactly the point, US made so neither side truly wins the war. He was directly involved. Neither side felt victorious. Of course he wouldn't call it a victory like that.

@@willyvereb Neither side felt victorious? Meh! Well, both sides, especially the Israelis, beg to differ. The Israelis insist that the war ended with a more impressive military success than that of 1967, and the Egyptians have been celebrating ''The Victory of October'' on every single 6th day of October every year.

@@ritaalber3505 They do it now but when the peace treaty was made both sides felt defeated or the very least afraid from a future conflict.

We are working on it, but this option is not ready yet

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Hello masterhero200 :) The works on the mobile version is almost ready, we need to deal now with some paperwork and it should be in the store soon, but we cannot give you any specific date. As soon as we know, we will let you know. Greetings form Sagger!

@@sagger3967 thank u for responding:>

Very interesting point of view

And yes, Soviets and US were looking for the allies to control the Middle East

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ياه حضرتك هنا كمان

Thank you 😍 We are planning to develop the simulator so that you could play on Egyptian and Syrian side, but right now we are gathering information so that the plot was as accurate to history path as possible.

@@sagger3967 and I wonder could u do endless mod that u do orders until u. Can capture capital like Cairo and Baghdad or jeulslam tal abi ib And when the full version to android will come

@@masterhero200 Thank you for your suggestions we will talk it over with our developers. If it is possible for us in terms of technical possibilities and funds we will definitely think about implementing this idea. Full version for android is almost finished we need about week or two to put it on sale:)

@@sagger3967 thanks ^^ and be careful

@@sagger3967 Is a version for apple planned

❤️🗼🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔯🕎🇮🇱🇬🇧🇦🇺🇨🇦🇫🇴🇫🇷🗼🗼🗼🗼🇫🇷🇵🇱🇺🇦😀😎😁❤️🙏🗼Yeah , all of which is required to be spent on US Military Hardware and they help us out 300 different ways, we threw away a TRILLION PLUS ON MUSLIM AND AFRICA COUNTRIES IN EXCHANGE FOR LESS THAN NOTHING

@@dirtyharrydefeatsislamblmt6900 Everyone who gets American military aid is expected to buy American made military equipment. Can we stop pretending Israel deserves a medal for following the same rules as everyone else?

You are wrong about the "Trillion" to Africa... Israel gets more aid money than all the nations of Latin American, the Caribbean, and Sub-Saharan Africa combined. Israel is the largest per person recipient of foreign aid on Earth while having a first world standard of living. @@dirtyharrydefeatsislamblmt6900

@@dirtyharrydefeatsislamblmt6900 Well said

Israel's current 2023 military spending is about 23 billion$. US generously supplies about 3.5 billion$ per year. That's about 14%.

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True, the USA foots the bill for nearly 20% of Israel's military budget. However, when we fairly compare US military aid to Israel with US military aid to other countries its not so alarming or unusual. Most studies comparing US military aid to other countries do not take into consideration the benefits countries such as Saudi Arabia or Qatar receive by the large physical presence of the US military. This is clearly a huge benefit to these countries and a huge cost to the USA. Also note that the US spends $36 billion annually on military capabilities in Europe, almost 10 times its annual assistance package to Israel. This is of course several countries and countries with which the USA is obligated by treaties to protect, unlike Israel. We also must consider risk and sacrifice of US soldiers beyond the financial burdens. In Asia, the United States has some 30,000 troops based in South Korea, where they lie in easy range of a nuclear-armed dictatorship to the north. Another 50,000 US soldiers are stationed in Japan. Across the Pacific theatre there are approximately 400,000 American soldiers and civilians deployed to counter threats such as nuclear armed North Korea and to contain China. The USA is able to control Israel through this aid such as signing deals that prevent Israel from selling certain weapons and technology to China and other American rivals. Israel is also obligated to use a large portion of this aid money to purchase US made weapons, a move that aids the US weapons industry but not Israel's. In fact, some in Israel call for Israel to not accept the full package of aid from the USA, and instead purchase more Israeli made equipment.

@@hannahlarson1813Israel is a waste, just remember this. It would be good enough to keep yourself away from being uneducated

Thank you for sharing, we will check it out.

@@sagger3967 You're welcome. Have a nice day.

Which article did you read on Wikipedia?

If you want to find out more you can check out our free demo version of Yom Kippur War Simulator: sagger.com/store/

Thank you:)

Yes, this was one of the reasons for the failure of the Oct 8th IDF counter-attack in Sinai. The IDF rushed to launch a counter attack and not all of the artillery had arrived.

Actually, this is one of the things we try to teach the player. On Oct 8th head of Southern Command, Shmuel Gonen calls the commander. The commander (player) has the option to ask many different questions about the validity of Gonens "North to South Rolling Plan". One question is about lack of artillery because this was a key element that historically was missing from the counter attack and contributed to its demise.

@@sagger3967 HaHaHa I did not even realize that this was a gaming channel. I have never played video games, as it seemed boring to try to kill attacking aliens from outer space. But this seems very different... actual historical combat and fighting real missions that still have huge relevance in today's world. Thanks for the reply.

@@donarthiazi2443 I actually played their simulator. Its quite different from a typical game, more like an edutainment platform. Lots of reading is mixed in with the game play. This was the first "game" I ever purchased and enjoyed because I'm not a typical gamer and it was filled with high quality engaging content

@@donarthiazi2443 You are right, it is very different, nothing like a typical game😊 Actually this channel was made for people interested in history and geopolitics, especially history of the Yom Kippur War, but besides the channel we have also created a simulator that we called Sagger. This product is in the genre of edutainment for those who want to track all decisions that were made during that war, and check how one different decision would impact the war and geopolitical situation of the time In the simulator you will have to make high level strategic decisions based on the intel reports, diplomacy, news, reports from the battlefield and statistics on morals and supplies. You will also have support from the people that played an important roles in the country in that time and the advisors that give you advice and teach the art of war based on great generals of histories past (Carl Von Clausewitz, Sun Tzu, Napolean, and Sir Basil Lidell Hart to name a few). This product is geared towards intellectuals who want to learn in a fun and immersive way, through high quality material and not "shooting aliens” If you want to try it, check out our free demo version here: sagger.com/store/

Did you play??

Sadat was a brilliant leader and played all the other world leaders who grossly underestimated his abilities. He managed to cozy up to the USA while maintaining support from the USSR. By crossing the canal and breaking the myth of Israeli invincibility, Sadat was able to eventually bring Israel to the negotiating table and reclaim Sinai through the cold peace agreement that was signed between the two countries in 1979. So, while Israel did achieve a decisive victory in the Yom Kippur War by surrounding the 3rd Egyptian army, Sadat also achieved his limited goals and eventually reclaimed Sinai.

@@sagger3967 And Golda was a brilliant leader that begged Nixon to "save Israel" who had "mommy" weakness issues and because of that he gave Israel every weapon the US had in the most outrageous direct intervention in the war. The US refusal to do the same for Ukraine shows the length Nixon has gone to save Israel. Egypt has defeated Israel but recognized it cannot defeat the US and Israel combined. So basically the US forced a cease fire on both sides. The 3rd army's situation is an overstatement as they had food and water from the canal and Israel's casualties made this surrounding unsustainable as Israel knows quite well that this would have turned into a long term war of attrition that they cannot win, especially with Bar Lev line destroyed. To prove my point, the fact that Israel couldn't keep any part of Sinai, let alone the positions they had proves that Israel has lost the will the continue the fight so that decisive victory claim is not supported by any common sense. Sadat's limited goal was 15 KM. He ended up having 200 KM and a no aggression treaty on top of it. I'd say that's an outstanding result for Egypt. Check out the allied' s casualties in Normandy and this will let you know the magnitude of the Egyptian achievement vs. Bar Lev Line.

​@@Planet_Xplorer The delivery of weapons to Israel arrived so late into the war that it really didn't contribute to any of Israel's achievements in the Yom Kippur War. Also, Israel ended up finding stockpiles of 105 shells that could have allowed it to carry on the fight much longer. On the other hand, Egypt and Syria were receiving a nearly unlimited supply of weapons from the Soviet Union. However, the delivery of weapons was important to Israel to make sure its stockpiles were brought up or above pre-war levels to ensure that it could survive another round of fighting in the future. Even though the Egyptian 3rd army was eventually surrounded by the IDF, Sadat indeed shattered the aura of Israeli invincibility by the successful crossing of the canal and broke Israel's will to continue fighting for this land every few years. This culminated in the cold peace agreement in 1979 whereby Egypt reclaimed all of Sinai diplomatically and cozied up to the United States. Like you said, an outstanding result for Egypt. Regarding the Bar Lev line, the great generals of histories past (including the modern Ariel Sharon) were all against this type of defense to block a major attack. The Bar Lev Line was essentially a static, cordon defensive line which should only be used to block minor raids, not full scale invasions. Given the glaring intelligence alerts pointing to all out war with Egypt, Israel should have prepared for a large scale invasion and not relied on the Bar Lev Line manned by new recruits to block an attack by several Egyptian Divisions. This was a major mistake made by Israeli high command that took the lives of thousands of their soldiers. In the sagger simulator, players can avoid the mistakes of Israeli high command by reacting differently to the intelligence alerts pointing to war by mobilizing and preparing to repel the attack, or launching a preemptive strike.

​@@sagger3967 Even if Israel did not ignore the intelligence reports it wouldn't have been able to do anything because the Egyptians have built one of most sophisticated SAM defenses in the world at that time despite Israel's relentless efforts to destroy it. The Egyptians were simply building them faster than Israel's ability to destroy them. As for the other claims, this short video shows you how dire the Israeli situation was: ruclips.net/video/WxDRoo36dXs/видео.html Anyway the Israelis can enjoy the great victory in your video game. Perhaps this will make them feel better. In the meantime Egyptians enjoy their Sinai in real life.