Yom Kippur War 1973 - Golan Heights Front DOCUMENTARY

Previously in our animated historical documentary series on modern warfare, we have covered the Sinai front of the Yom Kippur war of 1973 also known as the Ramadan War or October War • Yom Kippur War 1973 - ... This video will be dedicated to the Golan Heights front and the struggle between Israel and Syria. Previously in our animated historical documentary series on modern warfare, we have covered the Six-Day War of 1967, also known as the Third Arab-Israeli War bit.ly/30NfTOy
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[@anzaca1]

It's pronounced "Sam", not "S-A-M".

[@ajithsidhu7183]

Pls do one of afgan sikh wars or 1st british sikh wars

[@denniscleary7580]

You guys always released the best videos

[@saddemgargouri]

I think the word you're looking for Occupied , stolen , annexed , ect , stop with the neutral bullshit 0:50 about Golan height

[@saifallahjerbi2045]

You have mistaken the Egyptian and Syrian flag

[@nervsouly]

Wow, your narrator is just as brilliant describing modern battles in an intense way, as he is with classic and medieval events. It's as if I saw what was happening!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@kevintierney5711]

The guy narrator has his own channel in the description of the video! kzbin.info

[@dagalealtd4888]

@@lukezuzga6460 Nariko's Treasure is the best!

[@Paws.of.Justice]

Devin did an excellent job 👌

[@jed_91]

@@KingsandGenerals keep up the awesome work can you france troops ambush in afganistan or us invastion of somalia

[@gideon9096]

My father fought on the Golan in 1973. RIP to all the fallen.

[@SamIAmSXE]

My dad fought on the Golan as well.

[@James--Parker]

@@SamIAmSXE What side did your dad fight on?

[@James--Parker]

Given your name is Gideon i'm guessing your dad fought on the Israeli side

[@SamIAmSXE]

@@James--Parker Israeli.

[@James--Parker]

@@SamIAmSXE Nice. I hope your dad made it through alive and well.

[@Henrique-hl3xk]

Its amazing how a incredible documentary like this one can bê seen "for free" nowadays. Better than any television ir big midia work, you guys are doing an incredible job. Makes you really want tô support in anyway

[@historyandconspiracy6173]

@ really?

[@alexocean9196]

@ seriously? Prageru is like the most honest right wing channel, its so well produced, and really is very cleanly made.

[@Muralidharan001]

I guess BBC's 20th Century wars is free and its better but limited to only 6 wars.

[@shipless33]

Kahalani had nothing to do with infantry - he was a tankist. In the Yom Kippur War he commanded the 77th tank battalion - though his unit was far from complete. That said, his unit destroyed over 300 Syrian tanks. ...moreover, the battle in Sinai was never progressing better than that against Syria - both fronts were on the brink and in dire straights. Min. 19.50 ish - NO TANKS were transferred from Sinai to the Golan. The opposite is true. Israel finished off Syria after many casualties and bitter fighting and then transferred tanks to Sinai. Whomever wrote this documentary did not have the basic facts. This documentary needs some work.

[@michaellowellretalla3380]

Yeah also kings qnd generals cover the gallic wars and its glorious...

[@hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156]

"after 3 hours of brutal close-quarters tanks fighting" I think that's what they mean when they say "War is Hell". This whole front must've been absolute insanity. Damn. I don't dare imagine what those soldiers saw and went through.

[@adamadler5411]

there's a series called valley of tears about it more the personal side less fighting pretty interesting cuz the dudes that were there took part in making it

[@RasMajnouni]

As one with a much battered unit Golani 51 which captured the Hermon Mt., it was over in short order. You either died quickly or wondered why not!

[@amoskorenwithrealtyexecuti4619]

I served as a comander in the IDF's self propeled 175mm artillery regiment in the Golan heights between 1993-1996 and in Lebanon. We have such a small country and I practiced many times in the Golan heights with our unit. I could only imagine what it was like to be a soldier back then in the war. We are alive becuse of the heroics of our former generation. It is still crazy to think that for every one canon we have they Syria has 100.

[@ay613]

God bless Israel

[@ananonymousviewer5978]

nah you are wrong I mean Israel is backed by the us

[@ananonymousviewer5978]

the average Syrian unit was pretty under equipped

[@bobobobob2]

@@ananonymousviewer5978 bruh, Syria didn't have any planes, tanks, and advanced technology. All of that was supplied by Russia. I can't with the people that say that Isreal doesn't do anything it's just the US. Stop with it. It's objectively wrong.

[@gaminglichgamer4035]

@@ananonymousviewer5978 That is quite an insult to the Soviet Union who at the time was an absolute powerhouse. Wanna know a fun fact? One Israeli Zvika, a young officer managed to slow down 100 tanks, and those 100 tanks were FAR more advanced than Israeli tanks.

[@avivp69]

Years later I served in the 7th armored brigade (got recruited in November 2013), and the story of the Golan heights in the Yom Kippur war is one of my all time favorites. I served in the Golan as a tank fighter, and to be there and read the story, when you actually know a thing or two about tank fighting is amazing.

[@talknight2]

צעיר :P

[@avivp69]

@@talknight2 כבר לא כל כך 😜

[@dgbd9030]

@@avivp69 כמה?

[@anwarabdullah6318]

Post colonialism to insure western dominance, puppet dictators put in power in Arab lands, Israhell was created n armed by the west, result is arabs having no legitimate capable non traitors for leaders n the west arming a country they created called Israhell!like two football teams playing,Arab vs Israeli except arab team has a manager put there by the other team who has no capability or loyalty n the Arab team not having facilities equipment funding of the Israeli team.This is not a victory for Israhell it's a rigged game.

[@itoldyouso5829]

Dirka dirka islmofacist jihad. 1)jews aren't colonialists in their own land (check your koran) they are indigenous to israel. 2) syria and egypt were trained and supplied by russia. jordan was trained and supplied by the US and Britain. Iraq by the Britain. They had the best most modern equipment. ANY YET YOUR EVIL GENOCIDAL ARMIES STILL LOST!!! Please make up some more bullshit lies and excuses. its entertaining.

[@aman5600]

And they told us how the iraqi army amazingly stoped the israeli army before reaching damascas I think i have to study history again

[@yogasempolan]

Yeah. Me too

[@thestatistician6076]

They did not stop them but they managed during the last phase of the war to bring more than 15,000 men to damascus and its vicinity between troops, armored units,... and the iraqi government at the time pressured to soviets to stop the israelis, no need to mention that the syrian command at the time refused to push with the arab forces on its territory, something that many baa'th members ( the ruling party in syria and iraq at the time) would later on reveal, as some syrian officials feared the growing strength of the arab forces on its territory and the rivalry it had with some other regimes, mainly jordan in the south ( after the war of 1970) so it refused to commit forces to their offensive.

[@ferdinandfernando1739]

Most of the history they teached us in Iraqi schools is nothing but big exaggerated lies from Islamic history to modern warfare.

[@Greezy2000]

Most of the history, perception and knowledge arabs have on israel/israelis and the conflict is highly incorrect to say the least, arab states are the best in mind controlling and brainwashing their own people, into believing in their own construct fairytales

[@thestatistician6076]

@@ferdinandfernando1739 you should see the syrian and egyptian curriculums to know the true meaning of exaggerated

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

If history has taught us anything it's this. Israel cannot afford to lose a war and they will throw as much money and lives as they can to make sure they never will. I admire that spirit.

[@sagivalia5041]

Kinda like the romans

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

@@sagivalia5041 The Romans could afford to lose a war but decades of corruption, civil wars and weak minded leaders was not something they could take. Though i admire their history for sure :)

[@sagivalia5041]

@@The_Daily_Tomato It's just what you said here about Israel reminds me of Rome's struggle vs Hannibal, that even when Hannibal won his greatest victory at Cannae with the Romans' casualties in the tens of thousands(atleast from what I know), they never sued for peace but continued and threw everything at him until they won.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

@@sagivalia5041 That they did :)

[@Paws.of.Justice]

I admire Israel for surviving as a small nation aganist all these nations. Its like David vs Goliath.

[@ariabramowitz4559]

It is so refreshing to see a historical military documentary so clearly illustrating what transpired without political bias or spin in either direction.

[@affentaktik2810]

11:37 alright this animations was so fucking amazing please do more of these ur modern war animations are getting so incredibly good!

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

So what I got from this was if you're in trouble, call on Israeli Paratroopers.

[@KingAlpaca]

Very true

[@sdsuperdobe9167]

Ya no shit

[@codyyancey1367]

Armed by the USA at least at the beginning of Israel in 1948 every plane they had that flew was American

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

@@codyyancey1367 In 1984 yes, although this was the 70s so many of Israel's planes would have actually been French.

[@celticwarrior4christ]

@Ron Golan Yes and what an incredible story that is! The plane parts did not all actually fit that well.A great deal of the pilots were of many different countries who fought for Israel.Most were WW2 veterans.Majority were Jewish but not all,Zionist at heart."Above and Beyond" is an Excellent film on the creation of the IAF. Am Yisrael Chai!

[@TheShays]

Iraq: "We are coming to help with over 100 tanks!" Israel: "hold my beer"

[@dimaignatiev6370]

Actually...After the war ,the only thing that stood between the Israeli Armour brigades and Damascus was the Iraqi force,which deterred Israel from advancing forth...

[@elcherif6734]

what 100 tank you talking about the irakis had a total division about 250 tank ,this documentary need to stady more about this war ,there is much of original military papers all over the internet and there is thousands of conferences( cheefs of staff of all forces (syrien iraki égyptiens and Israël) )

[@sufimuslimlion4114]

USA: "We will defeat Terrorists and we fear no terrorists" ISIS: "Hold my IED" U.S Soldier: "We need more PTSD treatment!" *runs away*

[@profile1172]

Sufi Muslim Lion What us embassy are you stealing wifi from

[@lomilomitauiliili4220]

@@vivalapalestine7235 sorry Syrians GOD ALMIGHTY is with Isarael go Isarael

[@thaddeusbahl5115]

That is a pretty badass new opening with the tank!

[@dams6829]

He uses it for some time.

[@someone2547]

Yeah badaas

[@drpk6514]

Something which is not mentioned is the difference between the quality of American tanks and Russian tanks

[@chaosXP3RT]

It's an Abrams

[@drpk6514]

@@chaosXP3RT Yes and thats why Israel could advance as Abrams could stand the rusian tank shots...

[@vanishe]

A few interesting bits not really mentioned in this video: *The Syrian commandos taking over the mount Hermon outpost was actually devastating for Israel. That outpost is mainly used by the Israeli intelligence which is bad enough, but one military intel soldier who was captured knew A LOT about all sorts of Israeli operations & he broke before the Syrians even had a chance to begin torturing him - spilling EVERYTHING he knew. The other Israeli POWs - all of which were being regularly tortured, actually tried to have him killed to shut him up, until the Syrians separated him. Israel spent years scrapping operations & changing methods because of it. *Zvika Force - Zvika, a young Israeli officer in the 188th armored brigade spent 20 hours holding the line mostly with just his tank, during the initial Syrian push, while Israel was fighting a delaying battle until the reserves arrive. When his tank was knocked out, he switched to another tank & continued fighting. He called himself on the radio Zvika Force, in order to make the Syrians think they're facing a larger force. His tanks took out dozens of Syrian tanks during the battle. After the war he won the Heroism award - the highest military award in Israel. *The naval arena - while in the 1967 war the Israeli ground forces & air force performed brilliantly, the navy kinda blundered and as a result they made some serious changes between the wars. in 1973 the first 2 struggled, but the Israeli navy completely dominated the seas. This war actually saw both sides using surface to surface missiles & culminated in the battle of Latakia, which saw the Israeli navy attacking the Syrian port town, sinking naval ships & installations & forcing the Syrian navy to remain bottled up until the end of the war. *Outcome - part of the reason the Arabs celebrate the 1973 war, is that it was considered a disaster in Israel, which is not reflected in the videos. There was an intelligence failure in predicting the war & gauging the capabilities of the new Soviet made weapons used by the Arabs, which changed the battlefield, forcing the Israeli army to adapt mid war & change it's tactics. As well as the Israeli reservists being badly equipped. The casualties, close to 3000 KIA were disastrous in Israeli terms. There was a lot of public anger following the war & a committee was formed to study the failures during the 1973 war & how to correct them going forward. Mind you that the Arab outcome was far worse, though... As a side note, Israel & Syria are in a state of cease fire, not peace, as mentioned in the video. However, following the war Israel & Egypt did sign a peace treaty, with Egypt becoming the first Arab state to make peace & recognize Israel. Which is interesting, considering they were Israel's most powerful enemy & the driving force behind the previous 2 wars.

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

@@TheLocalLt Everything you said is correct except the state of Syria, I assure you we were NOT more technologically advanced than the rest, in fact we were one of the least advanced Arab ones, and our equipment (as relayed to me by several soldiers) is old Soviet crap, it's why when Russia entered its planes, the scales were tipped in our favor, before that Syrian airforce was outdated and in bad shape And I'd like to know how we were culturally advanced, do you mean progressive? We were on equal grounds in progressiveness with Egypt, Iraq, less than Lebanon, equal to Tunisia, Libya, Morocco and Algeria...and even that doesn't imply advancement as some would consider progressiveness as weakening and demoralizing, in contrast to strict religious doctrine which would work greater in war

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

As for OP, yes we treat it as victory (I don't) but not only because of what you mentioned (which is at best helpful propaganda for us) but because we considered Israel's giving up of territory as her being defeated, yes we are that desperate for a victory. Also it could be said That Assad blew his "victory" out of proportion to drum up his popularity among the people

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

@@TheLocalLt Well in that case Egypt too enjoyed local stability since 1973 until 2011, you might consider Sadat's assassination as destabalizing (which I wouldn't, Mubarak took controm straight afterwards) but Syria too went through a mini-civil war in 1982 against the Muslim Brotherhood, which climaxed in Hama's (not Hamas, I mean the city of Hama) brutal siege in which at least 30000 people died In most aspects I'd say we were on equal grounds with Egypt, we were probably more militarized than them, though during Assad Jr that militarization was reduced as Bashar leans more towards civilian life whereas his father was a military man

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

@@zamalin2 That's cause most Syrians can barely speak English....even though it's taught as a second language in school

[@דורפלדמן-ג7ק]

@@totalwartimelapses6359 what a fresh voice to come from the arab world. Indeed our political leaders always told us that now that we gave up territory they will want peace. yours told you you've won the war. Each gave his people their own brand of something to hope for, I guess. Unfortunately even the peace agreement with egypt was based on a fatwah given by the religious leader of Egypt ( sorry can't recall the name) that said peace with Israel is possible - based on the case of HudDaybia. Basically meaning a mock peace, to be broken at an opprotune moment when the enemy is weak.

[@badpharaoh463]

From Egypt 🇪🇬 war is such a hell, now we are on peace ✌🏻 so let’s forget the past and look forward the new generation we should work for better not for worse .

[@buildupheardthat8317]

I'm so happy to see people like you here! Thank you!

[@badpharaoh463]

@@buildupheardthat8317 thank you !

[@buildupheardthat8317]

@@badpharaoh463 Love from isreal!

[@badpharaoh463]

@@buildupheardthat8317 ♥️♥️

[@Saarelr]

Well said 🔥

[@JaJDoo]

an interesting detail about the war that was revealed only a few years ago (release of 1973 recordings) - the israeli cabinet (including former commanders responsible for successes in 1967) was extremely pessimistic and wanted to reach armistice asap, while the idf high command was reluctant and dismissive and continued the counter attacks

[@joelwillems4081]

Well, the '73 war caught the Israelis pretty much off guard. The Syrians and Egyptians had done their prep work well and for the most part, their initial attacks we also well planned and executed. The Israeli reserve plan called for 24-48 hours to fully muster but much of it was accomplished in less than 12. When the plan starting to go a little different, the arabs couldn't figure out how to take back the initiative. In the Valley of Tears (I've never, ever heard it called the Vale before) there was once six Israeli tanks facing off against 150 Syrians. And when 30+ of the Syrian tanks were destroyed, they gave up even though only 2 Israeli tanks were left. Your enemy will always make mistakes so your plans have to be versatile enough to take advantage of them. Trying to follow some stupid time chart to the letter has never, ever worked out in war.

[@100500daniel]

Syrians be like: what a decisive victory!

[@belkYT]

At the end Syria still got some lands from the golan heights which Israel still claims to this day

[@100500daniel]

@@belkYT they didn't get anything out of this war. They lost many men and didn't achieve any of their goals-and most importantly;doing this today would be unthinkable for Syria.

[@بهايموحميرقردوغانابوشخة]

Israelis lived for generations knowing that the October 1973 war was a defeat for Israel, a fact that all Israelis know, while Egyptians have been celebrating every year since then. The famous victory speech given by Sadat in the Egyptian Parliament on October 6, Egyptians celebrate the National Day of the Great October Victory. Then with the spread of the Internet and communication sites, the Israelis woke up from a deep slumber. Then they remembered and said we won. This is ridiculous. . .

[@belkYT]

@@100500daniel No, they did lol. Look at the end of the video.

[@belkYT]

@@100500daniel 19:06 “Israel relinquishes some territory west from the purple line”

[@preyeyinkore7238]

Very relevant even in our present day to understand where the animosity came from. Very professional narration and engaging background sounds. Hope to see a breakdown of Nigerian 🇳🇬 civil war one day.

[@Guy.B]

Arab armies: "So, we lost last time, what now?" Also Arab armies: *It's rewind time!*

[@guy3reg]

Arebs : israel defat Israel:nope

[@אורישםטוב-ב2ז]

@@guy3reg there r no winner in this war ,alot of boys from both sides of this war died. u call that a victory?

[@audreybelrose2679]

@@onehope6448 come on now. much like U.S and Vietnam if we really wanted we would conquered it. hell we should not have gone to deep to begin with. neverminded the Lebanese can tere have terrorist's controlled land full of corruption. Hezbollah still afraid to attack us and busy is Syria so the IDF won in end

[@cloudysoup9056]

@@אורישםטוב-ב2ז its a victory if you gain what you wan't. How many people died doesn't make the war lose

[@بهايموحميرقردوغانابوشخة]

Israelis lived for generations knowing that the October 1973 war was a defeat for Israel, a fact that all Israelis know, while Egyptians have been celebrating every year since then. The famous victory speech given by Sadat in the Egyptian Parliament on October 6, Egyptians celebrate the National Day of the Great October Victory. Then with the spread of the Internet and communication sites, the Israelis woke up from a deep slumber. Then they remembered and said we won. This is ridiculous. . ..

[@patrickblanchette4337]

I’m starting to see a repeating pattern throughout history of the Jewish people being outnumbered, both in the modern and ancient world. Edit: Thanks for all the likes folks! Also, while I support Israel’s right to exist, I also support Palestine’s right to exist in peace as well as a peace where Palestinians can live their lives in peace with way less hardship then they currently experience.

[@henkisos6097]

Always outnumbered, never outgunned

[@piotrgrzelak2613]

Always a minority working against the majority from the inside

[@terner1234]

@STORM LORD and look which nation stands now (I don't know if you can count modern italy as roman, so maybe both still stand)

[@rishi7629]

@STORM LORD They kinda fucked Roma too before being beaten fair & square...

[@alhassanait1749]

You will see it in most of Hollywood movies also ...

[@aikalahamjie7079]

My favorite documentary channel EVER!!!!! The narrator was very fluent and i understands clearly what he was saying. The animation was my favorite, they improve it every time. The music creates the feeling suitable with the events. The channel is well diverse covering events in every era..I love it as it is also free to watch. Im going to recommend to my friends so keep it up and THANK YOU!

[@zeyadtarek6641]

This video is wrong. Egypt has achieved a resounding victory, and the proof of this is that you did not take a single grain of sand from our country

[@MohibullahKhan-j9d]

Britain and France were giving Israel whatever weapons they wanted but refused to sell Egypt anything. Then they got upset when Egypt turned to the Soviets. While all the while Britain and France were making money out of of Suez Canal which the Brits and the French conned the Egyptians out of under the leadership of PM Benjamin Disraeli.

[@sdsuperdobe9167]

IDF smashes Syria IDF smashes Egypt IDF smashes Jordan sounds about right

[@jabronjunklove760]

Don't forget Iraq and Morocco.

[@islamicsensei]

@@jabronjunklove760 But Hezbollah smashed the IDF. Funny how time changes.

[@gershonperlman3253]

@@islamicsensei "Hezbollah smashed the IDF" in the same way that Syria smashed it in this video.

[@samsonstone764]

@PAPA MOSES Well check your history. You lost the war, Israel giving you back the land was just a „let’s give them this, maybe they shut up“.

[@lmak2122]

@PAPA MOSES there was an agreement between israel and Anwar sadat idiot the peace contained a section where israel gives egypt back the land that it won and controlled after this war ended

[@ndunlimited]

These should be used in history classes! So amazing that such information is free! Thank you for this content!

[@zeyadtarek6641]

This video is wrong. Egypt has achieved a resounding victory, and the proof of this is that you did not take a single grain of sand from our country.

[@chashmal10]

@@zeyadtarek6641 what are you talking about? Israel wasnt trying to take any Egyptian land. Egypt attacked first because they were trying to take Israeli land. They were trying to take Sinai, which israel had already taken in a war prior to this war, from Egypt. How does any of that sound like a victory for Egypt? … They lost their land in the last war, Then started this war to take it back, and failed to take it back. Loool.

[@teeee8534]

@@zeyadtarek6641 RESOUNDING VICTORY ?you need go back English class to learn whats this word, Israel soldiers were approaching Cairo, if Egypt dont accept peace treaty, Cairo will be subjected a disaster damage, luckily Anwar Sadat made peace else there is shouting NAKBA everywhere LOL

[@zeyadtarek6641]

@@chashmal10 There are no Israeli lands, they are Palestinian lands. Go read history. Israel has no land and no religion. They are terrorists.

[@omarhisham2463]

@@chashmal10 bet your salty af u cant come to sinai now

[@thedoruk6324]

United Arab Republic : *Failed* Egypt : A'right I'mma Head Out !

[@izeiHH9675]

Syria is the one that left not egypt

[@thedoruk6324]

@@emeraldArmy4267 Do not try to get logic behind these people, history is only secondary menawhile pushing their views on world :P

[@thedoruk6324]

@@emeraldArmy4267 Partly true Partly untrue, what's your explaination for the Saudi Arabia, and Iran than?

[@thedoruk6324]

@leftslayer I don't refer to you, sorry for the misunderstanding

[@cyrusthegreat4784]

@@emeraldArmy4267 I have read the Quran twice already and Everytime i have a question I go back and check for myself without watching any type of Western sources or news . Islam is nothing but submission to God even you would agree with this . Muslims are taught to never ever question their religion . The Quran demands it . They are taught all people who are not Muslim believe in falsehoods , are wrong and condemned to hell .As such a true Muslim can not listen to truth because for them it is false.

[@sandeshbansod2131]

After watching this whole series of Arab Israeli war...became a huge fan of Israel, I mean bravo.... They are Brave and Badass 🦾🦾

[@Abn12349]

Very badass 😏 🇮🇱👑

[@Mohab7274]

Israel lost in yom Kippur and Lebanon and many other wars with the Arabs. Plus israel would literally be nothing without the west.

[@Abn12349]

@@Mohab7274 did you watch the video? How's that a win for egypt, when israel literally got inside egypt, and egypt lost more soldiers, planes and tanks. Also israel invaded lebanon in 1982 and defeated the PLO, and in 2006 i guess i could call it an israely military failure, but at the end of the war hezbollah was left with many more casualties.

[@Abn12349]

@@Mohab7274 also you should watch the 6 day war video, you can see how israel annihilates 5 arab countries that had the support of the soviet union in 6 days. And israel wasn't helped by the U.S, israel was helped by them in the yom kippur war.

[@eismann82]

@@Mohab7274 just like the Arabs would be nothing without soviet help during these battles in the videos just watched

[@ErasDLC]

THIS IS THE STORY OF THE ARAB-ISRAEL CONFLICT 3 big bullies tried to take on a smaller, much younger, newly arrived kid, who had been through a terrible ordeal, but the kid decided to fight back and they ran. After some time these three bullies tried to take him down again but this time the kid struck first and they were severely beaten leaving their things for the kid to take. For the third time, they struck at the kid while was praying, but although they managed to beat him at first the kid fought back and defeated them again even chasing the biggest bully to his house. As time passes they dare not attack him again, but throw stones at him hiding behind the skirts of women and children and complaining every time he struck back.

[@southtechie]

It is all due to the evil cult arabs are following.

[@Gimmegames4free6942]

More like a big bully settled in 3 kids backyard and started beating them up and taking their yard

[@southtechie]

@@Gimmegames4free6942 More like 3 devils disguised as kids to gain sympathy.

[@ErasDLC]

@@Gimmegames4free6942 Who attacked first?

[@Gimmegames4free6942]

@@ErasDLC irrelevant when the Arabs are trying to take back their own land. I don't even care much for the Arabs but your Zionist views are just stupid

[@danw2502]

ffs , i'm Israeli and this is the best documentary i've seen about the Syrian front. well done.

[@Abn12349]

@Salah El din Amed Helmy the yom kippur war between israel and egypt was won by israel 😉

[@The-ZebraFinch-Channel]

@@Abn12349 ok and?

[@moefx9640]

We will get it back

[@danw2502]

@Salah El din Amed Helmy how do you reckon Egypt won the war? by what criteria?

[@danw2502]

@@moefx9640good luck with that?

[@adrianbrunner8]

Amazing work guys, the explotions in the night and the planes at 11:40 are really well done :-D

[@yairsolomon578]

19:03 there was never a peace agreement, only a ceasefire. Great video though!

[@lhistoirecestepic9342]

Excellent video as always a Could you please make a continuation as the Lebanese Civil war ?

[@joeah3479]

As they said at 19:23 wars in the region will continue and then Lebanon was positioned at the center of the map. After 1973, Lebanon became the only playground and unfortunately remains so. The next logical episode of this series would be talking about the Lebanese Civil War I think. Waiting for it impatiently but it is still a very tough subject since there is no consensus around the rationale behind many of its events.

[@cloudysoup9056]

Thats a small oof for Israel tbh

[@myoptimumpride5178]

Imagine fighting for your entire country for your entire life only to end up being the second biggest military in your country

[@davidkeith7087]

USA ordered IDF to stop before getting to Damascus because worried about nuclear confrontation with USSR

[@Jabranalibabry]

Whenever I finish a RTS game I hear Kings&Generals narrator analyzing the battle in my head. Love you guys! Edit: 😱 the Olympians recognize this mortal's existence! Thanks, guys, I'm honored!

[@zeyadtarek6641]

This video is wrong. Egypt has achieved a resounding victory, and the proof of this is that you did not take a single grain of sand from our country

[@rw8507]

Israel IDF is amazing !

[@yochaiwyss3843]

"The Nation - A Front. The People - An Army." IDF 1948 - Today

[@lucasdamotta2931]

Arabs just got their asses handled badly by the Jews 😂😂😂😂

[@zeletova]

so what? is it bad when a jew wins a fight? dont forget that israel has arab recruits as well

[@uzumakibeast2245]

This channel deserve more praise🙌 thank you Kings and Generals!!! 🔥

[@ericbadu3726]

Nice summary the narrator would make a good play by play announcer. Always been following Israeli wars and I remember in some of the books on the 73 war, the criticism for the Zahal(IDF) was that they went into battle with tank units alone. A complete violation of the German-Guderian combine arms approach. Worthy of noting is that the northern command was headed by Maj. gen Hoffi, and the resident division was headed by brig gen Eitan both infantry paratrooper. In the south also Maj Gen Sharon a former paratrooper was the man of the match. These three came out of the war with their reputations intact. These infantry folks never charged into battle, they would scout out the area make a plan then commit into battle. Sharon would later criticize his fellow commanders in the south from Elazar the army chief, Bar lev the former chief, Gonen the southern front chief and Adan a division commander on " putting their faith in the qualities steel " instead of men. Sorry to bore you guys but I have always been an admirer of the military campaigns of this tiny middle eastern state.

[@Darduel]

As an Israeli, ariel sharon is noted as a national hero and was also PM and one of the most loved ones, the courage and wit he displayed in this war and 67 were incredible

[@ericbadu3726]

@@Darduel That's why Dayan made him commander of unit 101 the retaliation unit and later the paratroop brigade 202. If you recall after the 1967 war when Israel captured the Sinai, Gaza strip, and west bank, there was a problem of terrorism from Gaza. In 1971 defense minister Dayan again called on his favorite Sharon to solve the Gaza issue. Against everyone's expectations Gaza became very quiet. Sharon war brutal but effective. And that in a nutshell was the Israel doctrine which was mostly authored by Moshe Dayan. He extends an olive branch, if you take it there is peace. If you reject it you get war and for the palestinians they discovered collective punishment I hate to think what would have happened to Gaza and Hamas if Sharon was still in charge. He pretty much ended their suicide bombing campaign, with assassinations of sheikh yassin the spiritual leader, and Rantisi the political head in early 2000s.

[@olejnik5165]

And Again I want to say that u are doing an amazing job doing those videos especially I enjoy the ,,modern'' ones keep up the great work

[@edthilenius7530]

Excellent report. The detailing was superb as well the wonderful narration. Well done!! Would love to see more about the Israeli combat units. The war in Lebanon, etc.

[@vishnu_s_world]

Isreal ❤️ love from india

[@larryjacob6986]

Thank you ... from Israel.

[@nagasaki8031]

The jet bombing animation is awesome !

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks :-) worked really hard on that one

[@adub4ever]

Not a fan of many of things involving Israel, but man, the Yom Kippur War was quite an impressive showing from the IDF. The entire Arab world united in a premeditated attack from North and South, and this little country of Israel completely whipped them like little school children.

[@اللطحفشناسيا]

HAHAHA another idiot don't fool your self even if you did better in some parts generally you are like a loser, it is another big Arabs war like a semifinal sort thing, coming soon in shaa allah more Arabs and Muslims and final liberation victory

[@The__Leo69]

Excellent work there! Most of the war documentaries lack this 3D angle and other geographical details otherwise not clear on a map. Really great work! I'll suggest to cover 1971 Indo-Pakistan war. Cheers!

[@connorsproles9239]

The quality of this video is incredible. The history channel had an ok series called greatest tank battles, and one of the the episodes was on this event. I thought they did a good job, but after watching this video I realize that they left so much out, and they failed to show the hole situation as clearly as kings and generals has done hear. I know that series was almost a decade ago, but you would think that the history channel could at least compete with some Radom KZbinr! Haha.

[@kaito2005]

"We have offered them (the Arabs) a sensible way for so many years. But no, they wanted to fight. Fine! We gave them technology, the latest, the kind even Vietnam didn't have. They had double superiority in tanks and aircraft, triple in artillery, and in air defense and anti-tank weapons they had absolute supremacy. And what? Once again they were beaten. Once again they scrammed [sic]. Once again they screamed for us to come save them. Sadat woke me up in the middle of the night twice over the phone, "Save me!" He demanded to send Soviet troops, and immediately! No! We are not going to fight for them." - Leonid Brezhnev.

[@anwarabdullah6318]

Post colonialism to insure western dominance, puppet dictators put in power in Arab lands, Israhell was created n armed by the west, result is arabs having no legitimate capable non traitors for leaders n the west arming a country they created called Israhell!like two football teams playing,Arab vs Israeli except arab team has a manager put there by the other team who has no capability or loyalty n the Arab team not having facilities equipment funding of the Israeli team.This is not a victory for Israhell it's a rigged game.

[@Kaiyanwang82]

@@anwarabdullah6318 Maybe you are just massively corrupt and incompetent and your backward cultural traits, religion included, don't help. But you are too blind, arrogant and obtuse to admit it.

[@muhammadsyed5496]

@@Kaiyanwang82 Using that many adjectives will not make you look competent.

[@Kaiyanwang82]

@@muhammadsyed5496 If that simple sentence gives you troubles, it's probably because your education system failed you. Which is not a surprise, knowing what I wrote above.

[@muhammadsyed5496]

​@@Kaiyanwang82 I am pointing out that you try way too laboriously to sound intelligent; additionally, what portion of my sentence caused you to assume I was perplexed?

[@alucardofficial7074]

Fantastic educational video, well done! Great visuals and narration!

[@hitmeinsteadofyourkid4967]

I hope you do videos on battles in Vietnam like the battle of La Drang and Khe Sanh!

[@hitmeinsteadofyourkid4967]

the Spanish-American war would be awesome as well!

[@zeeve284]

One inaccuracy at minute 19:06... Syria and Israel didn't sign a peace agreement but a ceasefire, rather.

[@mabellee1511]

Good job!

[@shalev3368]

I have a teacher in school that was in that war he told us that the Syrian infantry had matches and he saw 11 of his friends died there by them it was terrible to hear.

[@StevenMRA]

Wow. You guys do amazing vids.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@12345678900987659101]

Arab-Israeli wars are one big *OOF*

[@elmehdierraji3189]

North africa arabs and south didnt fight so its not an arab israeli

[@12345678900987659101]

@@elmehdierraji3189 The conflicts are still considered Arab-Israeli Wars as they were primarily fought between Iraqi, Egyptian, Jordanian, and Syrian Arabs against Israel.

[@avtaras]

I know! Completely pointless. 100% the Arab vision’s fault.

[@dimiryashfinov7568]

Arabs+Arabs+Arabs=0 (except some Arabs)

[@yousseffilali2738]

We berbers of north africa don't care about arab and jewish problems!!!!!

[@JaredKaiser24]

watching the tv series "valley of tears" gives a whole new meaning of what the Israelis endured in the golan heights

[@jzero5461]

The Arab/Israel wars are interesting as they show how cultural differences can manifest in war. In Jewish culture the idea of the individual over all ensures that leaders are held accountable by the people and also by themselves. It is encouraged that you always look for the flaws in yourself in order to better yourself. This is a fundamental attribute of the Jewish culture that also exists in Judeo-Christian cultures. This is in contrast to Arabic culture where individuality is discouraged and people rarely see it useful to speak up against their leaders all while their leaders look to portray flawlessness and therefore look to hide their mistakes rather than learn from them.

[@mowm88]

THat was great--VERY involved stuff there. I remember this being on the news as a kid, I didn't realize just how big a fight this was. Nice job.

[@georgevavoulis4758]

Israelis had every right to fight back against Syria

[@Mohab7274]

They fight for a land that doesn't belong to them. Syria is just trying to liberate palestine. They will get nothing from it they are just trying to help their brother

[@rezkysrydrzjczyk]

Yeah because we KNOW Golan Height is always belong to Israel 😑

[@johnlop7763]

@@rezkysrydrzjczyk remember when Jordan was own by Israel

[@The-ZebraFinch-Channel]

@@johnlop7763 no lol

[@DoggoBeingGermanWithAThing]

@@Mohab7274 yeah cause apparently jordan controling west bank & egypt occuying gaza was freeing palestine, dude without israel palestine wouldn't even own parts of the west bank or gaza

[@johnyricco1220]

What neither the Israelis and Arabs realized was military technology had shifted to favor the defender by the 1960s. The Royal Ordinance 105mm L7 had such excellent accuracy and penetration at long range that WWII style massed armored attack would inevitably suffer high losses. The Soviets had also developed the man portable Sagger missile which had even greater range and could kill any tank in existence with a higher hit probability than was initially believed. The result was very high losses among Israeli armor against the Egyptian position at the Suez. After the Yom Kippur War both NATO and the Warsaw Pact realized immediately unsupported armor attack is as dead as massed infantry attack in WWI. Tactics began to emphasize long range exchange of gunnery and using terrain to mask movement with the support of guided anti-tank missiles, artillery and aircraft. The Syrian army of 1973 wasn't very good, but at the same time they fought the way tactics of the time dictated.

[@johnalexander651]

Not exactly, while well fortified are a tactical advantage they are a strategic disadvantage. The Yom Kippur War taught the importance of mobility warfare, intelligence, and combined arms warfare to be emphasized in developing future battle plans. Being on the defensive (especially static trench defences) will be a far greater risk to the defender than it will to the attacker. The Gulf War the US put in place various reforms learned from the 1973 war, most importantly was the importance of speed and surprise in attacking Iraqi defensive positions.

[@Yitzhakhazak]

@@johnalexander651 It is a combination of both doctrines. The Russian mode "Dig in and wait" did not work well. Rush out and get hit 1000 meters before you´re in range didn´t either. Israeli tank gunners were all trained to hit at 2000 meters with the first shot. They hit at much longer ranges now! Much longer!

[@gamingkingdom1146]

The defender lost its advantage when everything became mobile, when every unit can move 100kms in a day you have to keep moving to stay alive, losing territory to save lives is a key to losing the war

[@johnyricco1220]

@@Yitzhakhazak Soviet doctrine was not dig in and wait though. Theirs was one of offensive at all costs. This is because if they stopped they would be destroyed by superior NATO airpower. The Iraqis didn’t use Soviet doctrine. People have argued they used British doctrine, but with Soviet equipment, organization and training. The problem is the British doctrine depended on air superiority and very active patrols by armored reconnaissance vehicles. The Iraqis had no air cover and didn’t do ground patrols. So they were just sitting in the desert waiting and blind.

[@OK-yy6qz]

We saw how well the Defenders advantage worked for the Egyptians and Syrian's in 67. Personally I'd argue quite the opposite. For pretty much all of human history defenders have had the advantage with the Offensive side being only able to counter it with either overwhelming force via numbers or just vastly superior force tactically and quality wise. It wasn't until WW2 that we started the offensive side have some advantages with the highly mobilised armies of the Germans leaving stationary fort defenses largely obsolete. But even then the defensive side still definitely had the advantage as we saw in the Eastern front. But by the time the 50s and 60s came around the offensive side now had the advantage: they had their armies fully Mobilised while their opponents didn't, they had the ability to launch the first strike and they could hit their opponents infrastructure directly. In 67 Israel made perfect use of their offensive advantage by striking airbases and crippling Egyptian airforce. This made them have establish air superiorly by the first few hours of the conflict which then made them absolutely dominate the battlefield. In 73 the Egyptians and Syrian's failed to take advantage of their own offensive advantage which led to them having initial success but then being very vulnerable to Israel counter offensives

[@ay613]

Thank you for your services really appreciate ur videos.

[@adamwaliullah2798]

This should be called how to destroy a Syrian tank

[@BloodOfYeshuaMessiah]

*Watch "Valley of Tears."* An Israeli film in 10 parts about the war in the Golan from the perspective of a tank crew. It has subtitles but I highly recommend it!*

[@maxanderson9293]

Link

[@BloodyCrow__]

The whiny shit with the rodent turned me off the show. He even gets people killed cause hes so noisy I stopped watching.

[@astlegonsalves2451]

Great animations ❤️❤️

[@Wi-Fi-El]

Israel is really bad at losing

[@אשאיש]

It's not about losing its about surviving

[@matanco281]

@@rickrebel489 oy vey you saw a jew comment on a youtube comment saction so youre pissed because youre a neo nazi oy vey

[@moldovanpotato]

Saying “only 100” on the Israeli tank loses in the north doesn’t say much until you remember that the 188th brigade there only had 177 tanks

[@mr.normalguy69]

Can't wait for Indo-Pak series. Especially from people who are well known for being neutral.

[@HuyPham-km9kn]

jonathan smith better buckle up

[@foxfin5401]

The Sino-Indian War should also be there. It's gonna hurt a bit but hey, it's alright. It's like the tragic prequel before the main thing. Liberation wars!!

[@reuven5255]

For people who think a war is a game for the grownups. I was wounded on Golan Hights on Oct.20, 1973 , and can assure you it isn’t.

[@chizayon4193]

תודה על השירות שלך❤️

[@anandnairkollam]

Why are Arab forces so inefficient?

[@talknight2]

Less training, lower morale, overly rigid command structure that can't improvise in the field and can only follow orders from the top. The IDF always put emphasis on adaptive tactics and mobility. Low ranking officers are not only allowed but expect to take the initiative, improvise, and act without waiting for orders. That's how Israel consistently deals vastly more damage to its enemies even with inferior weapons and numbers as was the case in 73.

[@Ra2oOd98]

@@talknight2 id like to say that yes what you said is very true But the arabs didnt have superior weapons israel did. And with constant supplies from the US The arabs had the numbers but failed tacticlly due to lots of reasons mainly in the leadership

[@talknight2]

@@Ra2oOd98 In 1973 there were several cases where the Arabs had superior weaponry. While the Americans supplied the latest aircraft to Israel, the Russians had supplied the latest tanks, anti-tank missiles and anti-air missiles to the Arabs. Many Israeli tanks didn't even have night vision but the Syrian tanks did.

[@Alkes777]

@@talknight2 Also, right on the front, units had the ability to hear and communicate via radio with higher level command. This gave the frontline fighter a broader understanding of the battlefield beyond their immediate positions. Units didn't collapse if a commander became incapacitated.

[@ineednochannelyoutube5384]

One might attribute such results to the incompetence of the syrians, however I believe it also demonstrates the tremendous advantage well prepared defensive positions provide when combined with the increasing lethality of modern weapons systems. Mobile thrusts were already a difficult propostion by the latter years of WW2, and they have only gotten a more dangerous.

[@louisazraels7072]

It's also the availability of information, its literally impossible to conceal an significant armored thrust, with drones, satellite imagery and the ease of communication of the information age, there is no taking your opponent by complete surprise as they would have at least several hours to prepare.

[@Funnyman199]

What people don't know is that the golan heights where actually sold to the Israelis in 1967. Assad sold the golan heights to get support from the Israelis. Many people unfortunately don't know this fact.

[@mawsworld9591]

Can you do the Iran Iraqi war that occurred in 1982-1988 🇮🇶🇮🇷

[@rapidshai310]

The iran iraq war span for 6 years?! Who won?

[@ahmedtahir2516]

@@rapidshai310 its 8 years . From 80_88 And its end in draw but 1 million iraqi died And 2 million iranian died Sooo ...iraq said i win

[@rapidshai310]

@@ahmedtahir2516 you don't judge a war by the number of its dead but by answering a simple question: did they achived theire goals?

[@ahmedtahir2516]

@@rapidshai310 i know....no one achived any thing

[@aryanshahab1594]

@@ahmedtahir2516 iraq said I win but they didn't achieve even part of their goal I believe they wanted to get the oil rich provence of iran and shat al Rab water way which saddam failed to get both and he littelry started a war which he didn't win also I think a year later he started gulf war which he also didn't win

[@3dmodels999]

So 1400 tanks against 140 and they still loose!?🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@ef1288]

Israel: " We are outnumbered 10 to 1!" God: "Hold my Beer!"

[@hszsts]

At university in Bournemouth I met an old Israeli soldier who now runs a record shop. He told me that out of all the wars he fought, the hardest was fighting the Syrians, he said that they wouldn’t give up and they where the ones that scared the Israelis the most.

[@runnerswahlangofficialchannel]

Israel is Sigma ❤

[@RasMajnouni]

Oh.We had luckily left the northern fort on the Suez Canal near Port Said so we ended up 1973 in Syria for a good while. Our Golani unit 51 lost 45 men,mainly to snipers on the Chermon Mountain conquest.

[@Т1000-м1и]

It's the perfect film material, a war of wits and bravery

[@suyashbhagwat5615]

Amazing video once again.

[@daraa151]

Isn’t interesting Arabs never have the guts to fight one on one?

[@yotamkaspi8508]

Watching this in a military base in the Golan Heights

[@gpepeitan3373]

This is why I love Israel

[@thehim2990]

The price of freedom is high, and were willing to pay. 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

[@thefutureisnowoldman7653]

You mean america was willing to pay. Where do you think they got all their supplies and money

[@thehim2990]

@@thefutureisnowoldman7653 I'm talking mentally. Israel fought for years before america started aiding.

[@thefutureisnowoldman7653]

@@thehim2990 Oh than I agree with you.

[@OniYT-WR]

You will pay a-lot don’t worry, you don’t know what it coming.

[@thehim2990]

@@OniYT-WR thats what they always say.

[@Mrdardas99]

Interesting and showed some maneuvers I was unaware of. However, the graphics here do a *very bad* job showing the ridiculous scale of the army size discrepancies - You have battles like on Booster Ridge where literally 20 tanks held up 300 enemy tanks which were stuck behind the anti-tank ditch after the Israelis targeted their bridging equipment. Just imagine being on top of that hill watching a vast sea of enemy tanks train on you, so close to each other they had trouble rotating their turrets!! Also, you are missing other key terrain tactics which were highly important: the Israeli British-made tanks were able to ascend the western slopes of the Golan Heights shooting upwards while the Syrian T-55s could not fire at a downward angle to hit them without totally exposing themselves. Add to that crazy heroics from guys like "Task Force Zvika" who stopped entire armored columns with 2 tanks, single handedly destroyed between 20 to 60 enemy vehicles in 30 straight hours of intense fighting wherein his tank was damaged so he just commandeered another tank and kept going, rinse and repeat 6 times!! And on a strategic level, you missed 2 major points: 1) Due to the roads being deserted and all businesses closed on Yom Kipur including broadcast TV and Radio stations (everyone where at home or synagogues, easily reachable by landline phone and emergency broadcast radio) , Israel was able to mobilize reserves straight to battle in under 10 hours, much faster than the Syrians had expected and took them by surprise. 2) In a major fluke, Israel was able to airstrike the back of the Syrian logistic lines when inclement weather made the strike force abort its original mission of bombing the Syrian army command near Damascus (mainly for psychological effect), which was one of the reasons their advance was halted to regroup when they easily could have swept from the south.

[@kaletovhangar]

Indeed,NATO unit counters would have been much better option.

[@sreddie1]

Few know that during a time of despair, the defence minister Dayan Suggested to Golda Meir to nuke Demascus, but she didn't allowed it

[@popeofpain6904]

The comment section is the new war zone.

[@thezeitos469]

Take cover!

[@Wertyxl]

Jews were never warriors

[@Sizoom]

@@Wertyxl but still somehow you alway lost

[@Group.B.NTU.Cyber.611]

This half the video lie

[@SamonMarquis]

The invading army turned into Syria's Unfortunate Events.

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

Another Arab humiliating defeat! shameful.

[@lashlarue7924]

The Arab armies were not well served by their leadership. Their command and control structure was brittle and discouraged initiative by the field commanders. The Israelis, on the other hand, were literally fighting for their existence...

[@thenewmisterwehrmacht893]

Yet they won the strategically, by striking Israeli fears, amiright?

[@slkjvlkfsvnlsdfhgdght5447]

@@thenewmisterwehrmacht893 maybe the egyptians won strategically, but definitely not the syrians

[@Mr.Cool628]

@@slkjvlkfsvnlsdfhgdght5447 egyptians not won they only won politicaly 7 years later

[@slkjvlkfsvnlsdfhgdght5447]

@@Mr.Cool628 that's exactly what i said

[@miriambucholtz9315]

Back when the History Channel was still worthy of its name, I saw a program that viewed Biblical history from a military perspective. These were not people to mess with from way back.

[@בועזזעירא]

Thabk you for a learning and interesting explanation. Nevertheless some corrections: 1. 17 brigade you mentioned is 179. 2. The base in the middle of the Golan heights is Nafach. 3. Since the war there wasn't any meaningful clash between the Syrian and the Israelis. 4. You didn't mentioned Yanosh Ben Gal who was the commander of 7th brigade. He eas in charge of Khalani battalion. 5. IDF soldiers werr 38 km from Damascus. Well done!

[@anwarabdullah6318]

Post colonialism to insure western dominance, puppet dictators put in power in Arab lands, Israhell was created n armed by the west, result is arabs having no legitimate capable non traitors for leaders n the west arming a country they created called Israhell!like two football teams playing,Arab vs Israeli except arab team has a manager put there by the other team who has no capability or loyalty n the Arab team not having facilities equipment funding of the Israeli team.This is not a victory for Israhell it's a rigged game.

[@Kaiyanwang82]

@@anwarabdullah6318 are you going to spam this the whole thread? What about trying to be less of an incompetent fanatic?

[@anwarabdullah6318]

Wht about taking ur head out of ur ass n reading about geo politics n historical facts

[@anwarabdullah6318]

@@Kaiyanwang82 Pre western colonialism there was a Khlaifa, this ment Muslim countries United under one leadership, post colonialism borders drawn up n divide n conquer tactic applied before western colonialist left they set up the regimes and armed them to take over in Palestine they handed power to a thriving European jew n armed them to the teeth,all 100% historical fact so kiss my ass, u cant deny history

[@Kaiyanwang82]

@@anwarabdullah6318 You live in a fantasy world in which all muslim lived happy under one banner, thing that never existed since the first Fitna. Meanwhile, you forget about all the jews expelled and the christians you oppress to this day.

[@Timrath]

Small mistake: You're using the Egyptian flag on the Syrian units.

[@lordleoo]

back then, this was the syrian flag as far as i remember

[@lordleoo]

you're right i'm sorry. the syrian flag was similar to today's egypt flag in the 60s or 50s

[@danieltsiprun8080]

Werent Syria and Egypt in a united federation at the time?

[@tFighterPilot]

@@danieltsiprun8080 No, they split 2 years prior.

[@lordleoo]

@@danieltsiprun8080 not then. they were from 1958 to 1962 i think, and it was a failed enterprise. syria had a functioning parliament and an elected president and a democracy model. abdul naser demanded all of this be dissoluted and discontinued. for the sake of unity, syrians were willing to accept his demands, and handed over all political power to egypt's dictator, who looked down onto them. syrians couldn't bear that after 3-4 years. syria was being treated as a subject or a vassal, not a partner. abdul nasser was an idiot. he lost 10 out of 9 wars he entered. he lost 10 out of 9 enterprises he took part in.

[@nathandodge665]

I was aboard the USS John F Kennedy during this war and we were sent from Scotland all the way to the Eastern Mediterranean for this. At one point we took on unmarked aircraft for refuelling and before they landed an announcement came over the loudspeaker that no photographs were allowed. Never did find out who the Jets belong to

[@mileskennedy6753]

USS Liberty.

[@balramchopra4266]

Make video on India🇮🇳 vs Pakistan🇵🇰... 1971

[@simsonyee]

Motsavim - forts Motsav - fort

[@canaanite23]

מבצר זה fort מוצב אפשר לתרגם כoutpost

[@jabronjunklove760]

Motsavlayl - Fortnite

[@mr.numbers5968]

Hotel-Travago

[@worldtravel101]

@@mr.numbers5968 😂

[@popstarresearchingoblivion8778]

A voice in my head after watching "Valley of Tears" brought me here

[@regularguyinworldoftanks]

Amazing video.

[@rajamishra4727]

Do cover wars on India n pakistan especially d Kargil war..

[@Quraishy]

Very good channel

[@BoredAsf-ji5rc]

So Israel clutched a 1v4 😮

[@alemarg1]

Great presentation!

[@brunolaniado]

Egypt 🇪🇬: Hey Syria, let's invade Israel again bro Syria 🇸🇾: Okay, third time is the charm...

[@hungjury7482]

There's a common joke about the Golani division that retook Mount hermon "How do Golani train shooting after heavy effort? Give each of them a newspaper"

[@tFighterPilot]

לא הבנתי כלום, איך זה הולך בעברית?

[@hungjury7482]

@@tFighterPilot איך עושים ירייה אחרי מאמץ בגולני? נותנים להם לקרוא עיתון

[@danieltsiprun8080]

@@hungjury7482 נייס

[@talknight2]

If anyone's wondering, the joke is that Golani people are unintelligent and they get tired from reading.

[@talknight2]

@ä There's a drill called "shooting after physical effort" where you sprint to the firing range with full combat equipment and then have to aim while out of breath. The joke is that reading the newspaper would be like hard work for Golani soldiers.