Falcon29
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*Saad Eldin Alshazly, he was the mastermind behind the war.
His decision was to oppose Sadat's decision to move armoured forces beyond Egypt's surface to air missile umbrella which had up until that point negated Israels air power and to move deeper into the Sinai (no where near the border btw).
Sadat's decision resulted in the death of 3000 Egyptian men, all because the Syrians where being rolled back by the Israelis, the Syrians wanted Egypt to alleviate the pressure by moving our forces forward resulting in the Israelis refocusing their efforts to the Sinai.
His second beef with Sadat was over moving reserve divisions east of the Canal to the west of it in order to compensate for the losses suffered because of the earlier decision, Sadat feared this would leave our depth vulnerable and refused Shazly's request. This eventually lead to the encirclement of the Third Army.
Yes I know this brother, may he rest in peace.
Since the problem is with the leadership and you have a friend over in Egypt who is a soldier, then why in the hell did you call those who were slain in cold blood after their fajr prayers terrorists and make out that their death was in some way justifiable.
Because some Arabic members here shock me with their stance against Palestine I don't actually mean that and I apologize if I offended you ill edit it.
The current head of Egypt's Mukhabarat is Gen/Tohami, who is considered to be Field Marshal/Elsisi's mentor in the Egyptian Armed Forces. The intelligence apparatus is part of the 'leadership' and it is the 'leadership' that continually brokers ceasefires and truces. The intelligence services would also be the people who 'pick up' Islamic Jihad or other fighters to be tortured in Egypt according to you.
There used to be small numbers who went to Iran for anti tank missile training and I know from personal experience that they took them and beat some of them, this before Sisi came in power, I don't know why they did that and I can't tell you how I know unless I knew you personally.
Whoever broke the truce or ceasefire is irrelevant.
It's not irrelevant.
I've certainly spent more time there than you, I've lived in Egypt a couple of years, both in Cairo and in my village and visit every year or two for a couple of months. There is nothing that you can actually show me that hasn't been seen by nth million tourist. If you want to see what the real Egypt is like come meet me and I'll take a you to a Shaaby wedding in one of Cairo's slums or maybe hit up the Cabares on Alharam street or perhaps a local hashish cafe, then maybe hit up Genena mall to scout for some lower middle class birds.....
Sho ya Basha,
I've been there for a total amount of two years as well and seen mosques of Islamic army commanders and took beautiful pictures. I've eaten quails there too they're good. I've spent a good amount of time in Sinai and Al Arish I'm not sure if you have though. This means we must go there one day and explore. @Frogman
Whats the situation today? Cease-fire is in full effect?
There really wasn't a new ceasefire, it's the same one from 2012 but Israel wasn't abiding by it so they needed to be reminded that Palestinians won't put up with the violations. Right now everything is calm on both sides.
@ResurgentIran
LOL.
Iran: Palestinian firepower is 1000 times stronger than before - Israel News, Ynetnews
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