Suez Crisis (1956)
During the crisis, the IDF executed 275 in the town of Khan Yunis and 111 in Rafah.
The conflict ended in a political and strategic victory for Egypt, a humiliating failure for Britain and France.
In 1956, John foster Dulles had destroyed the American relationship with Egypt, reneging on a deal he had made with Nasser on constructing the Aswan dam up the Niall river.
When Kennedy got into office, he told McGeorge Bundy, his national security advisor, he wanted to make rebuilding the relationship with Nasser one of the countries highest priorities, later backing Nasser against Saudi Arabia over Yemen.
Six Day War (1967)
Provocation - A telegram from the US Embassy in Tel Aviv back to the US expresses strong disapproval over the Israeli attack on Syrian tractors on May 13th, 1965: ''if such actions lead to Security Council considerations, the US will not be able to support Israel''.
Years later in 1976, Moshe Dayan would tell a reporter, how at least 80% of the clashes there started while he was Israel's defense minister. Speaking of the Syrian front: ''in my opinion, more than 80%. We would send a tractor to plow someplace in the demilitarized area and knew in advance that the Syrians would start to shoot. if they didn't shoot we would tell the tractor to advance farther, until in the end the Syrians would get annoyed and shoot, and then we would use artillery and later the Air Force.''
In April of 1967 the Israelis again launched a provocative assault on Syria sending tractors, as was routine; following Syrian shelling the Israelis launched an assault deep into Syrian territory shooting down six MiG fighter aircraft, including two in Damascus. In defense of Syria, the Egyptians marched into Sinai, then closed the straight of Tiran.
Johnson telegram to PM Levi Eshkol: ''The Soviets tell me that they have information that you are preparing to take military action against your Arab neighbors and provoke a conflict which would be fraught with great consequences. they tell us that they know the Arabs do not wish a military conflict. Israel just must not take any preemptive military action and thereby make itself responsible for the initiation of hostilities. unilateral action on the part of Israel would be irresponsible and catastrophic.''
State Department telegram from May 27th: ''on behalf of all Arab ambassadors Lebanese Kuwaiti and Libyan ambassadors called on the secretary May 27th on instructions that their governments Express concern of Arab countries about present Arab Israeli crisis. ambassadors emphasized that no Arab State wanted to start war and no one wanted unfriendly relations with the US.''
Yitzhak Rabin, Chief of Staff of the IDF said in 1968 that: ''the two divisions that Nasser sent to Sinai on May 14th would not have been enough to unleash an offensive against Israel he.''
Deputy Ezra Whitesman: ''there was never a danger of extermination.''
Years later in 1982, Israeli PM Manachem Begin declared: ''We must be honest with ourselves we decided to attack him.''
With Kennedy assassinated and Lyndon Johnson as president, UN peace keeping forces were removed from the Egyptian border.
CIA document: ''an analysis of presently available information suggests that Israel fired the first shots today.''
Israel kicked off the war by bombing Egyptian air-force runways with of-the-record intelligence from CIA Chief of Counter Intelligence, James Angleton.
On the first day of the Six Day War, White House Councel, Harry McPherson would be lied to by, foreign affairs minister, Abba Eban: ''they were saying that they were hit by the Egyptians, were attacked by the Egyptians, and they had counterattacked. it didn't seem right to me and I kept asking about this I kept saying, 'well where did they hit you,' and he said, 'oh there were big movements down in the Sinai in the Negev.' I said, 'into Israel?' and he said, 'it was imminent'. it was coming.' I said, 'but did but did they cross over? it's vital for the president to know, is he going to be talking on behalf of a country that was literally attacked or a country that launched a preventive attack,' and he said, 'they were right there.' at that time, the air rate siren went off again and he kept talking and he didn't make a move. nobody made a move to go underground. finally one of them said, 'shouldn't we go underground?' and general Yariv looked at his watch and thought for a minute, and said, 'no, that won't be necessary,' and suddenly the whole thing just broke open. of course it wasn't necessary. There weren't any damned Arab airplanes left.''
Operation Cyanide - The US had initially intended to get involved with the war, cooperating with the Israelis to stage a false flag attack on a US vessel, the USS Liberty, as a justification for doing so.
Unfortunately for them, when the inept Israelis attacked the ship, they failed to sink it, so the US jets dispatched to attack Cairo were called back, and the whole thing was covered up, with survivors of the Liberty being threatened to stay quiet.
Israel would execute Egyptian POWs throughout this conflict. After the war, LBJ had scrutiny over the crafting of UN resolution 242, the American and British drafters of which opposed Israel returning all the territories it had captured. This allowed Israel to take Gaza and Sinai from Egypt, the West Bank/East Jerusalem from Jordan and the Golan Heights from Syria.
According to Israel's own estimates, the Six Day War produced as many as 250,000 refugees.
(1969) Operation Boxer
A series of attacks by the Israeli Air Force on Egyptian SAM installations.
Yom Kippur War (1973)
In 1973, Egypt and Syria tried to reclaim their territory, launching a surprise attack on the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur.
The Samson option - By the third day of the Yom Kippur war in 1973, Israel's munition stockpiles were almost totally depleted, so Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir ordered nuclear strike planes and missiles to go on alert. They demanded a meeting with Nixon's Secretary of State, (((Henry Kissinger))), who initially refused sending resupplies, before capitulating to their demands after a meeting with the Israeli ambassador, Simcha Nimitz; Kissinger never publicly spoke about the contents of the conversation at the meeting, but in his memoirs, he said that the request he'd received from the Israelis amounted to blackmail.
According to the book, The Samson Option by Seymour Hersh, Kissinger privately acknowledged that there had been a nuclear threat both to Egyptian President Anwar El-Sadat and to Hermann F. Eilts, the American ambassador to Egypt. Eilts told Hersh that Kissinger had told him that there was concern that the Israelis might go nuclear: "There had been intimations that if they didn't get the military equipment and quickly, they might go nuclear." In other words, Israel threatened to use nuclear weapons against Egypt if the US didn't guarantee them functionally unlimited material support.
From this was birthed the Samson option, which is an Israeli contingency protocol named after the biblical character. It's understood to be official Israeli government policy that if the existence of their state is ever threatened, or even if they might lose some land, that they'll respond by launching their entire nuclear arsenal at a predetermined list of targets, killing tens or hundreds of millions, including their own allies—and possibly causing a nuclear winter and ending life on Earth.
Dolton H.S. - Six teachers from Dolton H.S. in NY got fired for downsizing the school by diverting funds to the Israeli war effort, one of whom was Donald Barr, the guy who hired Epstein as a teacher there and wrote a book called Space Relations about a planet ruled by space oligarchs who engage in sex slavery with earth children.
Israel won with American air support and supplies, including tanks, artillery and blackboxes which jammed Soviet supplied SAM missiles which had been smoking the Israeli Air-Force up until then.
During the Egyptian revolution in 2011, the army moved into crowds of protesters with tanks, running them over. This ended with President Hosni Mubarak resigning and Egypt's first democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi coming to power.
On the northern side of the Maritime Silk Road that connects to the Mediterranean, Caspian oil and gas from Azerbaijan flows from Turkey, then Israel from where it goes through a pipeline to the Red Sea, connecting to the Maritime Silk Road.
A rival route for this was going to come from Iran up to Syria, connecting to the Mediterranean, then through the Egyptian Suez Canal into the Red Sea, connecting to the Maritime Silk Road.
Unfortunately the Arab Spring happened, with American trained Abdel Fattah el-Sisi overthrowing Mohamed Morsi (el-Sisi underwent basic training at Fort Benning in 1981 and advanced training at the US Army War College in 2006)
At the same time, there was an attempted coup in Syria, as well as a US-Israeli-backed proxy war against Syria which went on to directly involve Turkey and Israel.
Egypt enjoys comfortable military support from the US to the tune of about $1.3B a year; as Israel's second greatest ally, they receive the highest amount of US foreign aide, second to Israel itself. Evidence suggests that Egypt's state security forces have enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings, which has been documented on video. Egypt has free speech on paper, but you will be imprisoned without charge or go missing for speaking against Israel.
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By: Ryan Dawson, GDF...
Raped by: Otto Heckel
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