The Yom Kippur War: Where Men Became Beasts
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2023
- Recent events have shown us how much a few days can change things in the Middle East. Just 19 days in 1973 saw a massive conflict between Israel, Egypt, Syria, and a scattering of Arab allies that still shapes the region to this day.
The Yom Kippur War as the Israelis call it, also known as the October War, the Ramadan War, or the Fourth Arab-Israeli War saw both sides endure devastating defeats and miraculous victories in one of the bloodiest chapters in the history of the modern Middle East.
Today on A Day In History, we look at how Egypt and Syria launched a sudden invasion that ended up with Israeli troops threatening both their capital cities and reshaping the landscape of Middle Eastern politics. If you appreciate videos about challenging topics like this, consider leaving a like and subscribing for more engaging videos like this one.
Origins of the War
The immediate root of the war was Israel’s success in the Six-Day War of 1967. Israel had fended off a coalition of Arab states and massively expanded its own territory, taking control of the Golan Heights from Syria, the West Bank and East Jerusalem from Jordan, and both the Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula from Egypt.
The conflict only hardened existing animosity between Israel and the Arab states and led a coalition of countries including Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq to declare the “three no’s” in their dealings with Israel: no permanent peace, no recognition of Israel’s legitimacy, and no negotiations with its government.
Egypt, who had lost the most territory to Israel, continued to engage in skirmishes along the border throughout the late 1960s until President Anwar Sadat agreed to a ceasefire in 1970. Sadat’s government signaled its willingness to break the “three no’s” by recognising the State of Israel in exchange for them returning the Sinai Peninsula and other Arab territories, but Israel turned down the terms. Sadat’s concerns were shared by his Syrian counterpart Hafiz al-Assad who made recovery of the Golan Heights a top foreign-policy priority. Under the guise of diplomatic summits, Assad and Sadat began planning an attack on Israel and both ramped up military training and recruitment.
As always, the Cold War loomed in the background. The United States backed Israel and feared that rising Arab power would increase Soviet influence in the region. Meanwhile, Egypt and Syria were in the Soviet orbit, although not nearly as closely tied to it as Israel was to its own superpower ally. Both Moscow and Washington were in a period of thawing relations after the brinkmanship of the 1960s and neither superpower was eager to see war break out in the region again. However, that did not prevent either superpower funneling arms, armor, and aircraft into their respective allies in anticipation of a potential conflict.
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Abraham Rabinovich, The Yom Kippur War: The Epic Encounter that Transformed the Middle East, (2013)
Audrey Schul, The Yom Kippur War: The Arab-Israeli Conflict of 1973, (2015)
Daniel Gordis, Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn, (2016)
Mitch Ginsburg, ‘Prisoners, Still: The Ongoing Trauma of Yom Kippur War POWs’, The Times of Israel 25th September 2012, www.timesofisrael.com/prisone...
Treatment of Israeli POW’s in Syria and Their Status Under the Geneva Conventions, United States Congress House Committee on Foreign Affairs, (1974)
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Men didn't become beasts... those who hail from islamic places prove time and time again how beastly they are.
you are hypocrite, who killed thousands in iraq, palestine, syria ??
It,s the west....
who came to middle east to take it,s resources??
who made the most destructive weabon in history of mankind and used it???
you are hypocrite....
the crusades where not barbaric? huh the trans atlantic slave trade wasn’t barbaric??😂😂
Bro literally every ethnicity has engaged in war- don't be a racist prick
@@muizdyys the crusades were a direct response to islam. Case rested. The British ended slavery and were the first and only ones to do that ever in history. You're welcome.
Crusades were meant to defend against Islam as well buddy🤣🤣🤣@@muizdyys
When Israel returned Sinai , it wanted to hand over Gaza as well, but Egypt said “no, thank you” Egypt knew what Gaza was about
when Egypt " took " sinai back, israel wanted to throw away gaza, Egypt knew that taking gaza would end the resistance of the palestinians. long live palestine, their resistence and Egypt.
@@UltimateChaosForce Cope
@@UltimateChaosForce Cope
@@UltimateChaosForce ROTFL ... Egypt DID control Gaza
@@UltimateChaosForce Damn arabs really don't want peace. Well I'm sure Gaza will look fine as a parking lot if that's the hill you guys want do die on.
So the UN condemned destruction of Syrian property by Israelis, but ignored Syrians' and Egyptians' killing and/or torturing Israeli prisoners of war?
ya even today the UN are very anti Israeli
Surprised?
@@adamd4702 Not really.
Property has value.
Yea, just like they do to this day in the Israeli Palestinian war. They fail to condemn a terrorist attack, but condemn Israel for killing said terrorist
My grandfather was an army officer in this war. He was captured and was tortured nearly to death because he didn’t talk. Poor old man still suffers from severe ptsd and trauma. So welcome to the peaceful Arab world!
You’re not suggesting that the Israeli military never tortured its captives are you?
Bro ur profile pic is stalin 😂
@@-MaXuS- No not every army does not do this. he is telling the truth.
I can give you example of indian army when they captured 9300 pakistani soldiers they were all treated like guests POW officers were given champange and good place to live sounds weird for a normal persion
Many times POWs have been returned with gifts in thier hand.
The same cannot be said for pakistan it has done horrible things to indian POW soldiers
@@munish259272 Did that happen when Sam Manekshaw was Army chief? He was a gem. RIP
Oh israel are such angels
Anwar Sadat was brutally and quite publicly executed in a coup after signing the Camp David peace accords with Israel. You can look it up and watch it. It was filmed from several different cameras at a military parade.
also on 6th October 1981
Where can I see it Twitter ? Any link
I'm not sure, but it's been broadcast, and it's been around on programs and stuff for 40 yrs. It's not exceptionally bloody, but it is an eyeful. Several people were shot and killed.
@@leokaboom7747 ..Egyptian here who still remember Sadat 's asssin/nation (saw it on air ) ..don't listen to the person above as he is talking non/sense ,he was assi/nated for internal political reasons that had nothing to do with the peace treaty ...It is strange how people in the West are so manipulated by the lyin/g media ..
So, who cares?
History in one sentence. In in 1947 Israel accepted the separation as proposed by the UN, Arabs said no and we haven't moved beyond that.
Here's another sentence, that was the ONLY time Israel obeyed the UN or international law.
@@pokerface7840and? If the Arabs had taken the path of peace we would have peace. We will not simply roll over and die
And let's not forget that the jews bought and paid for the land they occupied, they didn't steal it but of course the Arabs thought they could sell jews land and then get them kicked out trying to double dip but the jews said he'll naw and beat them in multiple wars so the Arab can kick rocks with all there crybaby nonsense
Give me the half of your home! And that sentence doesn't remember the ethnical cleansing, the stealing of the Palestinian propierties (houses, lands, even money in banks) by Israel in 1950. Your sentence has forgotten the colonisation, Apartheid and permanent violation of the IV Geneva Convention. Read the dossiers by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
@@carlospargamendez7012 Palestinians sold there land to jews expecting that the jews would be kicked out, they weren't and after ww2 they immigrated to Israel and that made the Palestinians butt hurt so they started a war and lost, and another and lost, and another and lost, now please tell me the time any Islamic country has given back land that was won in war please? If u can't then your just a crybaby looking for special treatment, the same special treatment that the jews certainly wouldn't get for any muslim on earth today...
It’s crazy how the British basically have a monopoly in documentaries. Imagine, listening to this video with an American accent 💀
This guy is an independent content creator, this isnt the BBC. Imagine if Americans actually cared about History that's not a world war. (American btw.)
@@tomlinsona0704Americans care More about history than the Arabs, they seem keen to just write their own history
Well you have programs like ancient aliens
If you hear an American voice in a documentary you have to wonder if it's just made up
What are you talking about, lol? There are tons of documentaries with American accents. Almost all the best content on RUclips is from Americans as well.
You ever heard Morgan Freeman narrate fool?
An experienced and professional full Cuban Tank Brigade was at the Golan Heights too as puppet of Soviet Union, but they never presented combat.
Where did they get experience?
@@talknight2 During the Ogaden war, they won there blatantly...and later went to Angola.
@@GMP-OfficialOnce the Kremlin saw which way the war was going they didn’t want to get involved in a losing cause.
@@GMP-Official Well they wouldn’t have gained experience for the Yom Kippur war from Ogaden war, Ogaden war took place after Yom Kippur in 1977 if I’m not mistaken. They also took casualties on the Syrian front but idk if it was from direct combat
Starting a war on other people's holy days is becoming a pattern.
yk it was also an arab holy month? Ramadan
Israel had attacked Palestine during the holy month of ramadhan many times in the past. Hamas learnt from Israel.
@@awang57 egypt also attacked israel on their holy day yom kippur, where the jews were most likely drunk or fasting. The egyptians however were on the holy month of ramadan as well, they couldn't eat or drink until sun-down
Womp Womp...
Yeah both Jews and Arabs done it to each other
real very nice video
Thanks!
What an incredible documentary . Kudos to the author ✍️
Thank you for asking us to consider to leave a like. That politeness earns one before I watch.
I just saw this comment and realised I didn't like!! 🙃 must fix that!!
Recently did a project about the Arab League or the League of Arab States which is the multinational alliance which still exists right now to maintain middle eastern politics and economy. They have failed time and time again to moderate on their side of the conflict and their inability to do any decisive measures hurts the countries politically to this day. Many of those Arab states governments only seek to maintain their power and any real conflict threatens that.
I come from a city flooded by Lebanese and Syrian immigrants, most of them are actually wealthy and educated. Still something most of the them had in common was a hatred for Israel and how they all believed the problems in their countries are because of Israel… when I ask why? They could not give me a reasonable answer. Their leaders have succeeded in making them believe so.
Any organisation tries to maintain their power this isn't unique to the Arabs.
@@chewbacca3269other organizations typically have goals in addition to that.
The only things that unite these folks is hatred for Israel and the west. After that they go back to making sure the population lives in poverty and ignorance
the whole lack of separation of mosque and state so to speak doesn’t help much
Man are not people that masquerade as beasts, we are beasts masquerading as people. We simply choose whether or not to embrace it.
Love and respect from Canada. Keep making these kind of videos💝🙏
Go Raptors!!
Love your narration.
why are the Golan heights called by the israeli name but the west band isn't called Judea and Samaria?
genuine question, would love to hear explanations\opinions.
judea wasnt there and the UN does recognize it as a syrian territory
@@iy2318 to be sure i understood you correctly, the Golan heights are recognized as Syrian territory, and yet we call it Golan instead of Jaulan (the arabic name)
جولان@@rai1smaw603
Free Golan heights free Syria 🇸🇾
@@rai1smaw603exactly I don't get what he's saying either... Your point is actually pretty good
Gentleman at 1:09 looks like he's enjoying a delicious slice of cheese pizza.
As they are known to do 💀💀
Bro im dying 😂😂 this is a deer horn that you blow through
וואי מתאים לי איזה פיצה שופר עכשיו@@shakeddolev6901
@@shakeddolev6901 Actually, it's a ram's horn, but you had the general idea
Interesting video 👍👍
I agree.
Bt selem does a better job at the truth
@@SCBotanicalssatirical
While the ultimate result of the war was a decisive Israeli victory, this would not have been possible without considerable US arms shipments of advanced munitions. As a consequence, Kissinger was in a position to extract concessions from Israel in the Sinai, with the goal of pulling Egypt out of the Soviet sphere.
On the other hand there is also evidence that Israel refused to even consider a first strike because the US told they would not be supported had they done it. We dont know how the war would go in that case
NOT MATTER WHAT YOU SAY . ISRAEL DEFEATED THE WHOLE MIDDLE EAST
Don't forget the Russian helpong the Arab country's
No, you should read No victor no vanquished by Edward O ballance, The Israelis continued attacking after cease fire and themselves were under threat of encirclement. Had Israel not been humbled she never would have given up Arab land in sinai.
The Soviets shipped Egypt a ton of Sagger anti-tank wire guided missiles that were an unexpected blow to the IDF armored forces. I’d say Israeli intelligence really had the wool pulled over their eyes.
@@jackzimmer6553 I don’t think it’s fair to say that Egypt failed to achieve its war aims.
Since 1970-71, Egypt had broken with its Arab allies on the Three No’s, with the goal of achieving a normalization of relations with Israel, in exchange for the evacuation of the Israeli occupied Sinai, and more broadly a renunciation by Israel of all its conquests in the 1967 war.
There was a considerable body of opinion in the Israeli government who wanted to pursue this diplomatically, but were ultimately stymied by the hardliners in the government.
While the ultimate result of the war was a decisive Israeli victory, this would not have been possible without considerable US arms shipments of advanced munitions. As a consequence, Kissinger was in a position to extract concessions from Israel in the Sinai, with the goal of pulling Egypt out of the Soviet sphere.
So, while I would never say Israel lost in 1973, their inability to win on their own resources, and the strong early showing by the Egyptian forces, did defeat the faction in Tel Aviv arguing for the permanent occupation of the Sinai.
The big winner, of course, was the US, which succeeded in pulling Egypt out of the Soviet sphere, becoming a US ally.
This is why I tell my friends: people underestimate Israel - hard.
May be allah was on israel's side
@@munish259272 maybe USA was in Israel side
@@Daniel-du7pv Indeed they were(this was the first war Americans been behind Israel and it showed mainly in Ammunition department),still the reversal in Golan and stopping of the big Egyptian offensive in Sinai happend before American support,and this support only pushed Israel further and faster to victory.
@@Daniel-du7pvIndeed, USA>Allah
@@Daniel-du7pv maybe both 😂
The older i get and the more history i study, the more i lose faith in humanity, Blessed Be.
yeah we're absolutely f*cked... now people dont even believe in anything anymore so it'll only get worse
👏😐
Great video
Despite overwhelming numbers, the Israelis still managed to hand the Arabs an ass-whooping.
Crazy what western aid can do for Israelis.
@@kiuk_kiksArabs incompetence 😂😂 Arab l0sers
@@kiuk_kikswhat western aid? Guns and Ammo? Thanks. Funny how Soviet and aid didnt help the Arabs very much…
@@danthaman743
Just gun, ammunition, artillery, training, aircraft, tanks and everything the British left. Also defending an area is much easier than conquering it. It takes 10 times as many troops to take a position than to hold it.
@@kiuk_kiks except the Israelis took way more positions. And destroyed a 1000 tank force. Did you even watch the video? Israel could have even taken both Cairo and Damascus, but the US begged them to stop.
surrendering to arab muslim soldiers is like death sentence
europe already surenered
@@user-sd2ui7io7floll I don’t recall europe surrendering. It seems they are just saving refugees from war torn cluntries
@@user-dy6ue1jw9p those are no Refugees and we in Europe have a hard Time bc of them. They view Woman/Girls as Prey and love to do knifings.
Islam does not belong to any free Country in Europe
Surrendering to anyone really
try surrendering to israeli jews... They just admitted killing their own hostages yesturday, "mistakenly"
Fun Fact: Egyptians celebrate Victory Day on the first day of Yom Kippur War. Most countries celebrate on the last day of their war
Yes we do celebrate that day it is called the Sinai liberation day. Get it together smartie, why would israel give away such a strategic and attractive land with long coastlines that they need if they've already decisively allegedly won the war !!
They gave it back so that they could sign a peace treaty. There is some idea that Israel realized that Egypt could now threaten them, but the war did not end with the Sinai in Egyptian hands. It was a diplomatic process that ultimately granted the Sinai to Egypt, not a military one.
So they crossed a desert and thats a victory?How sad!@@mahmoudfathy2074
@@cl9615 you know it's bullshit, why sign a peace treaty when you think you can keep the land anyways?
@@UltimateChaosForceBecause they didn’t want to continue fighting with Egypt and would have much rather had the peace than a piece of desert.
History repeats itself
Good
Love how Israel always commits that same old war crime of fighting back. How dare? Why there’s any question where the blame largely lies in the Middle East is beyond me. If they’d just leave Israel alone, none of this would be happening today either.
Of Course if the Zionist didnt Illegaly Massacre and Exile Arab-Palestinian living in there,and co-exist peacefuly instead of going on with the "Promised land by God" none of this would happened.
lol so why is it that before the existence of Israel the people living in the land of Jerusalem lived amongst one another and wouldn’t go to other neighboring arab countries causing chaos and what not seems to just not exist… its almost as if before 1948 there was nothing there for the Arabs to attack, I wonder why there is a sudden uptick in Arab violence against that region after 1948? It seems they kept to themselves and dealt with their own matters without outside influence, something Israel cannot lay claim to as any war they have been involved in was alongside the United States and the British kingdom
That’s what the Arabs said about the Jews migrating en masse when the Brits and UN suits gave their land over.
So it’s not beyond you, you’re just ignorant of the history
you don't 'fight back' when you've invaded a space and occupy it. you don't 'fight back' against the people you're oppressing
Conquering land as self defense is legal under international law🤡@@jerkchickenblog
Omg 😳 Azerbaijani soldiers did exactly all this to the Armenian soldiers especially women soldiers. 😢
The Nakba is literally getting your teeth knocked out after starting a fight.
Not only that.
The 600,000 arabs that left were ordered to do so *BY THE ARAB ARMIES* .
They are to blame for their "displacment". The 160,000 arabs that stayed became citizens with full equal rights.
Yeah like the Jews revolts against the Romans, they start the fight but their butts get whipped
You can use that mindset to justify the Armenian genocide since the ottomans decided to collectively punish all Armenians in WW1 after there were Armenian militants aided by the Russians who massacred a Turkish village of 25 thousand people (all civilians). This doesn’t make the Armenian genocide justified at all which killed 100k-600k Armenians. Saying this as a Turkish person myself btw
@@cyborgpunk6668 But they weren't all collectively punished. Some fled, some were told to leave by the invading Arab league, many stayed (which is why Israel's population is 20% Arab).
@@Hankblue you realize that the ottomans told the Armenians to leave too right? That’s actually what caused most of them to be killed in the first place because a mass amount of people were poorly equipped to journey all the way to Syria since all they could take was what they were currently holding. That is exactly the same exact thing with what is happening with Palestinians when Israel told them to go to Egypt without any supplies.
Most people travel there by foot because there are almost no buses or planes because they are all destroyed. Forced moving people is a form of genocide (exodus), especially when you take into account children, the sick or disabled, and the elderly who cannot go those distances. Also that 20% Arab population is treated like second class citizens and do not have the same legal rights as Ashkenazi citizens
Oh the comments
These reports of atrocities and war crimes are sad and regrettable. They happen in every conflict on each side When men are hardened and calloused they do hard and callous things
They do not in fact happen in every conflict on both sides.
@@bugboy491 well my friend sadly enough they do occur.,...
Israel stay strong amen
A pretty wild war.
Pretty tame compared to others if you think about it.
1, muslim country start a war against israel. 2, muslim country lost the war against israel. 3, muslim country cry for international support because they lost the war against israel. 4, back to step one.
History tends to repeat itself
you forgot
0, z10n1st build malitas and forcefully expand beyond the stolen land Wich the un allocated to them
@@moracib77777 They were gearing up to attack on multiple fronts, so Israel embarrassed the Arab world with a scathing defeat.
Israel only wins because they get literal billions supplied to them by the USA and UK. Why did you leave that part out?
@@harrisr1018they didnt get as much support in 48
We see how international sympathy has played out in the current war...I can understand how Hamas tries for sympathy, but how could an intelligent person believe them after the atrocities committed upon unarmed Israelis.
not everyone who supports palestine supports hamas
@@hussainalharbi2448
Although that is technically true.. MOST DO.
Intelligence is not equal to wisdom.
@@hussainalharbi2448Thats like saying I support Germany during WW2, but not the Nazis 😐
@@rbarnes4076 not most. Most just want to live their lives or want a two state solution. Netanyahu does not want a two state solution. So there you go
2:10 Uhhh...don't attack a country and then cry when you lose territory?
As always, like now, the arabs attack and then cry when they loose. Such a stupid waist of life. Only when atab leaders will start to care about their soldiers and civilians lives, there wil be an end of this conflict.
Ok genocide supporter.
I think the same
Never trust Arabs and Muhammad
we didn't lose, we won (egypt) we have our land and proved that your army isn't undefeatable
@@masao2922 I remind you that Israel conquered all of Sinai and returned it in exchange for peace.😊
I dont get why military hitoriographs still ignore the role of air power and glorify land forces alone. This war was won by superior american origined air forces, and lost due to inferior soviet SAM's. Thats the main point, thats what allow israelis to steam enemy advances and the wreak havoc not only in the enemy frontlines but rear areas and even capitals... no war since ww2 been won without either years of assymetrical struggle or air power. Same happened everywhere that american airplanes met soviet anti air defenses, and still happens pretty much today... the much vaunted s300 and s400 proved being incapable of dealing with quasi-modern western weapons, while patriot umbrella protects Kharkiv from even Kinzhals. Imagine if US gave to Ukraine 2 full squadrons of F-35's and white card to attack anywhere in Russia...
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results"
- Arab armies
Wherever a hierarchy and the domination of the masses exist, horror is sure to follow.
And this, folks, is why myself and *millions* of others leave islam.
nobody finds you special
@@hathoramedia yeah, we make up 50% of "muslim" countries. Ofcourse I'm not special, there's thousands like me, and we're all dedicated to exposing a wicked cult
@@hathoramedia you do, you replied 😂
🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓@@lollllolll.
socialize@@lollllolll.
F-4 gave a decisive hand it destroying armor division in Egypt. In the mean time lack of defense preparation has failed Syria. One thing to learn from the war is the lack of military preparation and horrible Egyptian military leadership failing said armored divs.
In general, they had stupid leadership.
they had spectacular leadership, a splendid officer corp. It's just that the dictator was an absolute monkey who knew nothing about military matters and refused to listen to his commanders in favour of worthless and stupid political goals.
@@hamzaalikhan9932egypt’s officers have always been incompetent
Why didn’t they learn from the 1948 war ?? Or from the 6 days war? And even from this one they still didn’t learn after this
I wonder if these 'surprise arab allies' are around today for hamas
They can’t even offer moral support, let alone military.
Today we called it axis of resistance
Those wars showed the bible is true
7 “For a brief moment I abandoned you, but with deep compassion I will bring you back. 8 In a surge of anger I hid my face from you for a moment, but with everlasting kindness I will have compassion on you,” says the LORD your Redeemer.
Isaiah 54:17
[17] No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is of me, saith the LORD.
Bro still using windows 95 😅😅😅😅😅😅
For the Algo.
hahaha arabs still salty because they got their ass kicked AGAIN
Israel got bent over what you on about B?
I am not directing this at any country or culture. I don't know enough to know about any countries history to make judgements. I am talking about war in general. Most people just want to live peacefully. Why do governments want to have wars all the time? Why do they think it is OK to take land that isn't theirs or force their laws and beliefs on others or whatever they are fighting about at any given time? Most people are like "you guys work it out on your own. I am not part of this." but it never fails that innocent people get dragged into things and the atrocities begin. I'm so tired of it. Unfortunately, I can't go back to living in my bubble because I can't unknow things.
this is literally how I think. I feel like I was stripped of my innocence and fun when I began to understand war, this strange, almost overly sexu*l way that a lot people think in (p*dophilia and SA). I remember feeling like I lost my will to live when I REALLY learned about the horrors of the Holocaust and its sad to think that the people committing these atrocities in Gaza have forgotten about their own history in a way, knowing that this was exactly the way the Nazis forced them and their ancestors into ghettos and concentration camps.
War is human nature
@@lambdee7006
That is not true for everyone. We aren't all warmongers. Most of us just want to feel safe and secure and live our lives.
Islam wants war. It wants to get rid of the only Western democracy in the Middle East whose existence threatens the surrounding Arab nations. Islamists want to build an Islamic State on the rubble of a destroyed Israel after which they will dominate the world with militant Islam.
@@Joy-TheLazyCatLady War is linked to feeling safe and secure... Men have the burden to make this a reality. War is conquest, war is mixing of genes.
Anyone else notice the Progetto 46?
my grandpa fought in the yom kippur war but he didnt fight for very long because he was wounded by a landmine
The Americans were monitoring Israeli communications ,then gave that information to the British who gave the information to the Egyptian military !
Want a video that would capture a lot of views. Make one about Liberias history title “The African American Jim Crow Colony” or something similar. I think it’s important to show that groups regardless of race when in power will sometimes do bad. You know the whole Stanford prison experiment.
Also I’d appreciate it if you make a video on the simele massacre too, it’s very interesting and often overlooked, but it happened right as Iraq gained independence. It’s one of the reasons why Assyrian people don’t consider themselves apart of Iraq. Then talk about current day Isis attacks and destruction of their history, Artefacts and culture.
African Americans despise Africans
Though only old Africans and uncle Tom's hate African Americans
I hope I don't sound rude, but Simele massacre was somehow too complex. Just like how Saddam used Iran as an excuse for Anfal, Iraqi government used the British as excuse for Simele.
Even today, Iraqi government didn't publicly apologize, and the constant coups and two government rivalry made it extremely difficult for it to be seen as a real event by any.
@@onetruesavior69 no not rude at all I understand your question. But it was a real event and one that has lead to continued persecution in this nation. So talking about it is important and after the massacre we know there were celebrations among the Arabs of Baghdad for their deaths.
Using other nations as an excuse for ethnic cleansing is dumb, just how isreal employed the same tactic with Iran.
Cringe Marxist dialectics
@@AtarahMata From what I heard, the Kurdish tribes celebrated it too (free looting), and generally it was considered by most Iraqi Muslims as a victory against Westerners (Assyrians were allies of the British)
12:44 equivalent to "hitler accused the U.K of racism"
You're one of few channels I subscribe to that I watch immediately when notified, thank you. Imagine if Israel had kept Qunetra, Suez and Sinai, and continues to stand firm in holding onto the gas Fields off its coast that were more plentiful than now because of meddling last year under the Biden administration which pushed a treaty change on the Bennett temporary government. Sinai provided oil Independence, plentiful coastline and the Suez.
Anwar Sadat was assassinated for violating Islamic law which forbids the surrendering of previously held Islamic land. 55 Muslim countries 22 Arab countries & Israel.
Jews christians, assyrians, beduin, Samaritans Druse & more live a generally chill life in Israel yet the world connipts continuously.
You do excellent work, thank you
the beast was always there , Israel tamed it
the beast bent it over a table
Majority of the wars in the world has one thing common,that is ‘islam’
This war is a part of the proxy war of the US and the USSR and the decline of Pan-Arabism. No religions were included in this war.
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The difference in what is called war crime between the two sides.
One is destroying buildings while the other is mass murder and rape. Wow the difference between the two sides is staggering and shows who the beasts actually were.
You aren’t aware of the amount of murder & rape committed by Israelis? Is this a joke?
yeah both are isnotreal
Rape and beheadings that have supposedly occured on Oct 7th have not been verified. Even the casualty count is being changed. Still, a very dark day.
Those buildings have people in them, killing none combatants is mass murder, one doesn't excuse the other,answering death with more death fixes nothing yes
@@keith7167 exactly. simple concept yet so many are ignorant about it they are ignoring it on purpose. årabs have been dehumånized, the results are showing.
I hope that people can look at the whole history of Israel and not get caught up in what is happening right now. You are making that more easily accessible and I think that's really important. I appreciate the opportunity to learn more. You cover in-depth and detailed accounts without your own narrative, which I find to be the best way to deliver any information. I thank you for doing it that way.
I've been doing a lot of research on my own and this video has helped me in getting a better grasp of the obsession that Netanyahu has for taking over the land of Palestine.
I knew it wasn't as "easy" or as simply defined as what Netanyahu, or Israel, would have the world believe. Especially since Hamas didn't form until 1987 and it's more complex than a just a rogue faction suddenly popping into existence to attack Israel. Yet that's pretty much what is being delivered to everyone on the world stage.
I don't condone what happened on October 7th but there are deeper rivers that flow through this and I'm not even sure many Jews are aware of it, let alone others from different countries who have not experienced the geopolitical or sociopolitial ties that bind the middle east. It's not something that I, myself, have taken to task in investigating until recently.
I understand learning about the genocide/holocaust and the Nazi regime of WW2. I think it's imperative to look at the savagery that countries and individual people inflict on others.
Not only for the sake of history but hopefully to make us better human beings as individuals because it's still happening in other parts of the world with little to no acknowledgment.
If there's one thing that I have taken away from the current events, it's my awareness of such things and how the complacency from world powers, including the UN, is one of the biggest factors to its continuation.
My personal perspective: I don't like how the specific time in history for Germany in WW2 is being exploited to elicit sympathies for Israel, by Israel...by Netanyahu.
It devalues all of those who were victimized and lost their lives during that time. It's not solely centered around the Jewish people and I don't think it ever should have been. Not to the level that it has been. It's far more complicated, historically, than that.
What I have found the most difficult in my research is that while the Nazi regime is something widely covered and easily available to everyone, the history of Israel seems to be (purposefully ?) hidden from view and I really question why that is. I'm not placing that only Netanyahu for who is censoring it, but his participation in doing it, above all else, is what I find most concerning right now.
Refreshing to hear from someone who doesn't just buy into the latest news and go from there to judge the situation.
Look at history. Stay awake.
It isn't all black and white as too many seem to believe.
Quit yapping, no one cares about your opinion or your obsession with Netanyahu
What is hidden to you in history of Israel?
Israel is doing to Palestine what Nazis did to them. Which makes Israel WORSE than Nazis
You obviously don't know history as well as you think you do. You think before WWII arabs and jews lived in harmony in Palestine? Think again, there were countless massacres on Jewish villages in the 1920's and 1930's.
You are obviously completely biased to be anti-Israel and complete hypocrite when you say you appreciate detailed accounts without your own narrative, when it is very clear that that's exactly what you are doing, even bring in your entire "personal perspective". How is that for not including your "own narrative"? Seriously?
How is Netanyahu obsessed with Palestine. They gave up Gaza in the interest of peace. They gave up the Sinai in the interest of peace. Rather counterproductive if you have the ambition to occupy it all.
Which part of the history of Israel is hidden from view?
For what happend on October 7 there is no excuse, no "hidden river" that can justify it in any way. If you think otherwise, it is clear which side you support.
Once again , history repeating itself and the devil is the victim apparently.
Allah bring Israel victory 🙏
Ok genocide supporter.
I am amazed Marocco is in the fight too… should Italy and France join Israel next time?
The Israeli tankers were more expierienced and had a early version of nvg in their armour, whereas the Libyan T72s did not have any nvg.
But it was a far closer run thing on the Golan heights than what this talk may indicate.
"Most Israelis do not believe that God exists, but most Israelis believe that the land of Palestine was God's gift as a promised land" - Ben Gurion
What, alot of believe in god
@@jrgamer1243 .. and Alot of bunch LGBT and gay..,🤡🤡🤡😁😁😁
Ben Gurion did not say that, a pseudo-historian named Ilan Pappe did.
not true.
@@nerome619 it's true
f*** we need to stop taking sides I learned how to be human being first .
not taking sides in a genocide? kind of fucking weird of you???
r-tard take
No historical record of saddat offer to break the 3 no prior to yum kippur war.
YHWH did allah of black stone well like usually)))
Good video. My only criticism would be that it did seem slightly biased in favor of Israel in a few parts. The part where you were talking about claims of war crimes for example. You went in depth into all the horrible accusations of torture and murder against the Arab forces but then when it came time to talk about the allegations against Israel, all you mentioned was Israeli settlers destroying buildings in a town as they left it. We all know that the IDF has been routinely accused of the same crimes you mentioned for the Arab forces, so why not mention them?
Ultimately though, you created a great video and I subbed to the channel. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your work.
May 2024 be a year where long term peace covers the globe ❤️
Ain’t looking like it bub
Humans are involved. Ergo.. not going to happen.
doubt
Israel should have given Sinai to palestiniens so they dispute with egypt ... no more headaches... Sinai was tsken fairely
Peace through incompetence. All countries can’t fight each other today due to loses causing popular revolt.
Just look at how much political turmoil is being done by the ground war in Gaza. Now imaging the idf trying to take Lebanon yet alone Syria, or worst… a full blown war with Egypt:
they can't take egypt in a war. The egyptians bent them over a table during the war of attririon and guerilla warfare by ibrahim refay. Egypt has also bent many other terrorist organizations over a table since. The modern egyptian army is not the same army in 67,. the modern egyptian army is a sleeping beast. Try to read into operation darna or the militaries role during the muhamed morsi and mubarak coups.
@@masao2922 israel have nukes
@@zionist424 It will blow back... and it's a desert so...
IDF = KFC
@@masao2922 Really? One hit on the Aswan Dam and most of Egypt is under water!
The Arabs were heavily supplied by Soviets with the newest tech still got battered 😂.
BRO WHAT TECH?? A RUSTY SKS?? A HALF LOADED DP27?? AN UNLOADED MOSIN?? THE US LITERALLY SUPPLIED ISRAEL WITH SATELITE IMAGERY OF EGYPTIAN POSITIONS IN 67. READ ABOUT OPERATION NICKEL GRASS
My god...
Israel could not be found to do any despicable things ...amazing
Here's a heads up. Sweeping idiocy is not a valid argument.
That would be antisemitic conspiracy theory
We don't kill our own we don't murder Israeli Arabs unlike hamas druze,Arabs Muslim, christian live in Israel like any Jew and yet the country around us kill there own won't except there brothers(Palestinians) after what plo did in other country's 😂
Amazing I know the aggressors showed more aggression and still lost amazing I know i'm sure that sat well with their soldiers
Recorded history is written by the victors. Who knows how many "details" are hidden.
If I'm not mistaken some of those Israeli soldiers who died in that war were female and Egypt and Syria being Muslim weren't nice to women who killed their soldiers. Today there is still horrific violence on both sides mostly because of two groups who don't represents all Jews and Palestinians. I hope there is peace someday.
There were no Israeli female soldiers in those days. Those were the days when men were men, boys were boys and women stayed at home.
They’ll only be peace when Muslims accept the land of Judea is the home of the Jewish people😊
In Islam it is written, that you may violate a woman who has been captured during war, even if she is married, so not exactly a non-sanctioned activity for muslims (women under socalled right hand posession). Violence against women is just a tool of war to them , a way to humiliate and terrorize as has happened on October 7th. We have testimonies from captured Hamas terrorists that they had instructions to do so. Of course testimonies, whether made under duress or not can be questioned for veracity but at a minimum do not exclude this explanation and we do have eyewitness accounts
what do you mean? do you mean that killing male soldiers is not as bad as killing female soldiers?
Israel has always wanted peace and there is NO equivalency between Israel and its Muslim enemies!!! As long as there is Islam there never will be peace!!! Oh, and Islam has no love for Christians or other religions either!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love humans
I mean they should’ve kept saying no negotiations with the Israeli governments.
they could’ve but that’s not what Sadat wanted
If they had, Egypt would have had a seriously problem on its hands.
The only reason Egypt had a military after all that is because Israel saw an opportunity to make peace. Absent that, Egypt would have fallen to the massed Israeli army in the Sinai. And then left. And then the other Arab states would pick at Egypt's corpse. Sadat knew this.
@@rbarnes4076 Do not underestimate the egyptian military. Israel if it wanted could have taken the entirety of egypt is completely a lie because it could have but it didn’t because israel knew it would be costly not only that more muslim countries would join the war against Israel
RIP to all of the brave Israeli soldiers that lost their lives. 😢
Those were terrorist
@@Maverick-Mediayou can say what you want we don't rape murder torture unlike then
We don't kill our generals after losing wars
We don't put females as 2 class citizens
We don't murder gays etc
Unlike some goat lovers 😊
@@Maverick-Mediamohamad child r@pist
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They are in hell for rejecting Jesus and God
The lineage of the Phoenician people lives on. Who will be our modern day David, to slay the Phoenician Giant Goliath today? History does repeat itself, just in different forms.
Guess what Phoenicians are one of the tribes of Israel
@@cjvipinosa3328 yes, an Arabic tribe!!!
@@chrispoe8404 there's no such thing.
This was pretty even handed. Thank you for reminding me what objectivity looks like.
The Intelligence failure of the Yom Kippur War was in listening to America and the advice she gave in the days immediately prior to the War!
Spoiler alert they all lost😂
Please do a video on the 1st Nakba. Many people do not know what Israeli soldiers did to Palestinians during that time even tho there is a documentary of Israeli soldiers talking about the inhuman acts they have done.
Golani, Shelanu, Amalek.
This is so biased that even the comments reflect it. You should be neutral
If only Israel could fight its own wars
Funny you mention that, before 1973 it did. It defeated all of its neighbours in six days without any international aid in 1967.
Maybe Syria should fight its own wars. Or Egypt. They ganged up on Israel even before you account for the Soviet support.
@@buttsufancypantsu1644 maybe look into the largest lobby groups in the world. The U.S. also allows Israeli dual citizens to hold positions in both government and military, including positions requiring a secret or above clearance. They don’t allow that with any other country. Can’t help but wonder why that is
@@buttsufancypantsu1644they had help from Britain in 1949 war and help from Britain and france in 1967 war
@@striker7625
What help exactly did Israel receive from Britain during the Six Day War?
Are you just making stuff up now? Are you lying to me bro?
@@buttsufancypantsu1644 you’re joking right? Israel is a big part of the reason a Jewish state exists at all. They should have listened to Mosley
Deus Vult
Deus Vult frater meus in Christo
Free hindustan Alhumdullilah
Hindustan?
@@danthaman743hindustan = India. I think this idiot meant Palestine
Are you drunk?
Beggarstani 🇵🇰🥣
Egypt legit celebrates a day they took some sand with a coast but was like u can keep Gaza tho 😭🤣 and Israel gave back Sinai as good gesture because they really didn’t need it and just wanted as a bargain chip and which it was used to get the peace treaty with Egypt which made the rest of Arab world mad at Egypt but ay victory is victory
some sand with the suez canal oil fields and a biblical significance to to the enemy but its just sand haha cope
@@abdallhmohamed6442 Other than a cheap holiday destination, Sinai doesn't really matter much to most Israelis.
I'm not aware of any religious duties related to Sinai.
@@Israelpwn in their torah it stays god gave them all the land between the Nile and the Euphrates
Please educate yourself before talking
@@Israelpwn also they believe god spoke to them on mount Sinai
@@abdallhmohamed6442 You have an extremely vague view of Judaism. I'm aware of Jewish circles hoping for Nile to Euphrates, but they're not losing sleep over it, and definitely not over Sinai.
You're trying to teach a Jew (albeit nonobservant) about what Judaism claims, mate.
why Nakba is not mentioned???
Wasn't that some other time? Couple of decades away?
@@What-28-ever-3 no it happened in 1967
Are you dumb? the nakba was at 1947 @@catperson2020
Because the self-inflicted Arab Nakba happened in 1948.
@@Gideon01Deir Yassin Massacre happened before the first Arab Israeli war 1948
Survival of the fittest
Historical Revisionist Nonsense...
The comments section has not disappointed
Yea that was pretty good.
Many of the Middle East's issues would not be issues today if Israel had kept all the land they won in 1973.
If Germany had not attacked Russia and taken Britain as well
😂in your dreams
Biased Video 🙄🙄😒😒
You didn’t mention how the Israelis lost in Ismailia and Suez and couldn’t capture any major town in the West Bank of the Suez Canal. Biased.
And that they failed to encircle the Egyptian 3rd army
@@fahoodie1852 actually, they failed to do that for the second army but succeeded in doing so for the third army. Or you could be sarcastic idk
@@KSalem32 I mixed them up apparently. This video says they encircled the army but Egyptian forces prevented that
@@fahoodie1852 when Israelis crossed the Suez Canal, Israeli forces under Sharon tried to capture Ismaïlia but they failed as they lost the battle of the city, hence their goal to cut supplies and encircle the second army failed. The Israelis however managed to encircle the third army because Sadat was being arrogant and refused to listen to his general that suggested to withdraw some of the Egyptian troops in Sinai to deal with the Israeli threat and that decrease the defensive capabilities of the Israelis and gave an advantage to the IDF.
Overall, the war on the Egyptian front was a stalemate and Egyptian forces fought really well
The video omitted the most important fact of the war, which is that after Israel was decisively defeated Golda begged Nixon to save Israel and the US literally gave Israel every weapon it had and this completely changed the course of the war as Egypt was fighting with the US and Israel combined. Despite that Israel still lost Sinai and really if they had any leverage they would have at least kept a part of Sinai, which they couldn't.
Just epic how a buch of countries with the support of a superpower got their a$$es handed to them, THRICE by one country supported by a superpower. I would fault the US for a lot of things, but in Israel they struck the goldmine of a good investment.
It also shows the quality of the militaries of both sides.
優秀な方の民族が生き残ればいい。
どちらとは言わないけど
Yasir Arafat(ꞋʊꞋ) Leonid Brezhnev(･ิᴗ･ิ)Anwar Sadat🟫
Donald trump 🍊
@@hussainalharbi2448 Yes orange man.