HOW THE EGYPTIANS CROSSED THE CANAL

(28 Jul 1974) STORY
When the fourth Arab-Israeli war broke out on October 6th 1973, there were no foreign cameramen present to record the Egyptian crossing of the Suez Canal. But in 1974 the Egyptian Third Army staged a full-scale reconstruction and invited us to film it. They showed us how their new equipment, most of it Russian, had been used to smash through the Bar-Levline and get two infantry and two armoured divisions across the Canal within a matter of hours. Remarkable, historic footage, exclusive to WTN.
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[@AS-bz2vx]

This was filmed after the war ended

[@manfredconnor3194]

It's clear.

[@lilphilosophy481]

Yea this is a reconstruction of the event, different equipment, same areas of passage most likely.

[@tannerdenny5430]

It's just the real battle played in reverse

[@EGYAnubis]

i am egyptian and proud, got my land and peace back 😊

[@monkeyluffy1416]

i love how they were fasting and fighting at the same time

[@hossamafndina-wx8mq]

If you look at our history as Egyptians, you will find that we always overcome the odds. ❤

[@alllall-pz2di]

​@@hossamafndina-wx8mq nice try you lair, its the israelis who was fasting. In their holy day. your evil president tried to play the hero and find out real quick what time its....

[@ahmedtaha8002]

الله ناصرهم. قوة الإيمان.

[@demirdemir2227]

​@@hossamafndina-wx8mq its sad that egypt lost the war and israel crossed the canal into egypt

[@hossamafndina-wx8mq]

@@demirdemir2227 How Egypt lost the war. Look at the Egyptian gains in the war, such as crossing the canal, destroying the impregnable Bar-Lev line, destroying Israel's invincible myth. The navy also imposed a naval blockade in the Red Sea on Israel and retook Egypt about 30 km from Sinai. So Egypt won.

[@nando7688]

AP: When the fourth Arab-Israeli war broke out on October 6th 1973, there were no foreign cameramen present to record the Egyptian crossing of the Suez Canal. But in 1974 the Egyptian Third Army staged a full-scale reconstruction and invited us to film it.

[@BaKa-rm3vt]

Like Pallywood today - Truth is a western weakens, it is the narrative that counts

[@fahad_hassan_92]

It was ingenious, how they disabled the napalm system, and used water for the sand dunes

[@damon1957ful]

The isrealies still won in the fight

[@yassinebc5015]

more impressive is how they lost

[@NorthernMafia8]

Yeah still got flanked and lost in the end

[@user-mt3ub5oj1e]

صلاة الجندي حرام يصلي في الحذاء البسطال واجب خلع الحذاء مهما كانت الظروف

[@Memevze]

Noice ​@@user-mt3ub5oj1e

[@yuryskrip5500]

It's not combat footage, but it's very interesting to see all the Soviet equipment that was supplied to Egypt at work. I was in the military, and it's all familiar - tanks T-54, BTR-152 and BTR-50, BRDMs, PTURS 'Maliutka' and many other... Canal crossing plans were worked out by the Soviet advisors and ALL the equipment at that time was Soviet.

[@nxrp]

Was it supplied as a gift or sold?

[@paulv4130]

Then the Israeli kicked their butts and they made peace with Israel and lived happily ever after.

[@mazenayman6472]

@@nxrp sold but at low prices as I understood from the Egyptian chief of staff of the 1973 war General/ Saad Al Shazli

[@michaelw2288]

Soviets also had a massive resupply operation, equivelent to the well known US operation to resupply Israel. USSR also flew Mig-25 photo revon missions before the war started. Mig 25 was untouchable even by missiles over these short fast flights.

[@andrewpiers512]

В руках египтян танки и прочее оружие не страшнее палки

[@MohamedHassan-mb1yh]

What was taken by force can only be recovered by force. Greetings to the Egyptian people 🇪🇬

[@RaptorMaitre]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="498">8:18</a> So that's where Abu Hajar learned to roll.😮

[@christhesmith]

That was his dad...they been rolling since the crusades.

[@s4ss.m8]

ABU HAJAAR!!!

[@kantylis]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="482">8:02</a> the mate is hitting an already destroyed tank.. This is a remake of some of the war's action for filming some movies..

[@drskeletone]

actually this is a military manuever in January 1974

[@ALIKN1-1]

Because it was a movie

[@tabutog]

Read the description mr. pajeet singh

[@ashiinsane90]

@@tabutog Lmao

[@kamuranDeliormanli]

Thank you mr obvious

[@captainsamir5878]

.هذه ليست مشاهد الحرب الحقيقة دي مناورة في صيف ١٩٧٤ للعبور مشاهد تمثيلية

[@JusteMoi-jo7kx]

مفيش تصوير حصل للحرب للآسف وفعلاً التصوير دا محاكأة اتعملت في ٧٤ وهي نفسها المستخدمة في الأفلام عن عبور القناة

[@NONE_NONE228]

لا

[@abdoahmed3277]

الأجانب مكنش مسموح ليهم التصوير غير بعد الحرب لما بدأوا في إعادة الإعمار تحيا مصر ❤❤❤

[@manfredconnor3194]

It is clear. You would not stand out there in front of the men firing like that.

[@user-mt3ub5oj1e]

شاهد الجندي حرام يصلي في الحذاء البسطال واجب خلع الحذاء مهما كانت الظروف

[@kevinclarke1222]

An unbelievable example of military Engineering at it's best.

[@bezgin7577]

looks like an exercise or a reconstruction

[@kevinclarke1222]

@@bezgin7577 As stated in other comments. But the real operation was a textbook for military engineers. Should be studied by all militaries.

[@obsidianjane4413]

@@kevinclarke1222 It was a defeat. And the cross canal operation was designed by the Soviets.

[@bezgin7577]

@@kevinclarke1222 well still IDF managed to flank the offensive.. which says it was flawed to the core.. & I don't think the real operation went this smooth..

[@kevinclarke1222]

@@bezgin7577 If it wasn't for the Syrians getting bogged down the Egyptian forces wouldn't have had to redeployed to cover their ass. Remember this was the fight that allowed Sadat to negotiate a peace treaty with the Israeli's. As "Clausewitz say's the military is an extension of the diplomatic process". I'm no expert but I do believe there's a correlation here somewhere. The Israeli's darn well knew it was" "A Close Run Thing" and negotiating was the most prudent process.

[@saranga2.0]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="498">8:18</a> thumbnail <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1355">22:35</a> funny and dangerous

[@thetruthwillout3347]

Weather looks nice.

[@Nik-xi2ri]

Except for the radically genocidal men straight out of the dark ages

[@blastermike_sd70ace80]

No, it sucks in Sinai. Like 125° F

[@Nik-xi2ri]

@@blastermike_sd70ace80 what are you doing in the middle of the desert brother

[@OmarAhmed-jo1cf]

Because the Israelis made Barlev so challenging with its 3 defense lines , the sand wall , the napalm plan , the strongholds , their airforce as well as their arrogance , it provided the Egyptians with the ultimate challenge and brought out their ingenuity , as such a defense requires an even more ingenious attack plan. And as we saw , The CIA and Mossad failed to know about attack early, Egyptians deployed high pressure water pumps to penetrate the sand wall faster , Sam umbrella network for the airforce , ambushes for the reserves , sealed the napalm pipes , even lost fewer men and countered the Dovcot counter attack plan by saggers and rpgs . This is what created the phycological shock to Israel , that their ingenuity was beaten by Egyptian ingenuity . Because Just as Egyptians where planning the attack, Israelis were also planning the defense . Even the Israeli crossing operation wasn't possible because of the Egyptian reserve at the back which unfortunately Sadat moved as part of his decision to support Syria , meddling in the work of the army and preventing his generals from supporting the back in the belief it may cause a rout like 67 . But as far as the Generals are concerned they beat Israel in every metric

[@simko8665]

Then how come that the Israeli fprces crossed the Suets Canal and went toward Cairo? How come the Sinai desert was in the hands of Israel for six more years till the Egyptian President offered a peace agreement with Israel? Do you know how many Israelis stood against the Egyptian forces? Well, Israel had 430 soldiers and six Tanks at the first day of war. Do you know how many Egyptian forces took part in it? 650,000 infantry and 2,200 Tanks. 1,500 Egyptian soldiers against one Israeli soldier. 356 Tanks against one Israeli Tank. After two weeks of war the 3rd Egyptian Armia was on siege by Israel begging for water. And you call it a victory? Building a Museum for your defeat? You made us laugh. 😂😂🤣🤣

[@Iosef426]

@@simko8665 In the crossing itself, Op Badr, Egypt lost 20 tanks, Israel 400 tanks; that is 1-to-20 ratio. 280 Egyptian solider were killed and 950 Israeli were killed. Op Badr by iteself, was a stunning victory, and yes it did shatter the myth of Israeli superiority in air. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Badr_(1973) It is debatable whether or not the circulation of 3rd Army can be re-circulated. There were Egyptian generals who wanted Soviet supply to come and strike back but that would have put the returning thirsty 3rd army into huge cost too. It was a good decision for Sadat to stop the war at that time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jV7cdnR_j8RmiZo Sadat's fatal mistake came afterwards, he started living in euphoria as Israel seemed too ordinary and decided to move good chunk force deep into Sinai desert, to fight no one but ghosts, leaving Chinese Farm vulnerable. Remember, Israel had its 32-day 22K-ton Op Nickle Grasse & 100s of billions in US aid; Soviets did not offer Egypt such support but possibility of providing nuke bomb. Fortunately in the end, 12x Israeli settlement were evacuated and full Sinai withdrawal occurred peacefully (w some pressure from US); something Moshe Dayan & Golda rejected in the initial 1971 Sadat's peace offer. Note, Israel to date, did not fully respect/implement UN's resolution.

[@simko8665]

@@Iosef426 Do you call crossing the canal by Egypt a victory? So for your information, on that day only 423 Israeli soldiers manned 16 outposts along 160 km along the canal and also six tanks. A victory in a battle is not a victory in a war. It is like saying that Germany, which invaded Russia in World War II, defeated Russia. Because at the end of the war, the Russian army reached Germany and Berlin and that was the end of the war.. Will you also call this a German victory? So now you may understand why it is not an Egyptian "victory" but an Israeli victory. Proof of this is the museum in Cairo which only shows the crossing of the canal by the Egyptians and not the crossing of the canal and the occupation of the western side of the Suez Canal by Israel. A similar surprise happened yesterday morning when Hamas Terrorists from the Gaza Strip managed to cross the fence and murder over 300 Israeli civilians, men, women and children and took an unknown number of Israelis captive. Now have to wait and see how Israel will work to eradicate the Hamas phenomenon.

[@therock5384]

@@simko8665 LOL, they got their asses kicked by Suez civilians, by Allah if they reached Cairo they would have never come back 😂

[@Iosef426]

@@simko8665 Unfortunately I heard about the sad news regarding the recent events, wish civilians are safe on both sides. I know it’s hard to think rationally under sad emotional influence but “similar surprise” makes no sense at all; you aren’t comparing a $100B US aided military to some terrorists on motorcycles w very primitive equipments. Never forget, 1973 liberation war occurred between state militaries, on the internationally-recognized-illegally OCCUPIED LANDS, NOT CIVILIANS. Period.

[@tarekibrahem3256]

ماشاء الله علي ابطال اكتوبر.وروعه الشهيد احمد بدوي

[@qtipmotha]

The water hose to blow the bank away was really damn smart.

[@BK-uf6qr]

Amazing recreation and effort. Only if this ingenuity, energy and motivation could be bottled up and used towards peace.

[@jdewitt77]

Congratulations to the Egyptian Army for its great military feat of crossing the Suez Canal on October 6th, 1973. This will rank as one of the greatest military accomplishments of all time. You defeated an army that was always considered invincible and avenged the defeat of 1967. You won glory for your country and then years later made a peace settlement with Israel. You are an inspiration to all armies around the world. You did what was considered impossible. Glory to Egypt and its great army. Israel lost because in their arrogance they underestimated you.

[@simko8665]

Great Military accomplishment. You made me laugh. 650,000 Egyptians and 2,200 Tank with Russian Anti air craft umbrella. against 432 Israeli soldiers and six tanks for 160 K'M. A really great victory, not talking about the Israeli success of crossing the Canal and stopping only 50 Miles from Cairo and after the Egyptians asked for a cease fire.

[@mostafaeldeh1064]

​@@simko8665stop crying little b*tch

[@mostafahassan577]

​@@simko8665 Like now when your army lost against 40 person from Hamas 😂😂😂😂 and you attacking civilians Your army are a group of cowards can't fight anybody had a weapon so they attacking civilians like when you attacked school of childrens in Egypt Always hit on behind that's coward Your army are some womens and some gays of course so they doing well for people like you😂 Come man to man Pigs

[@mostafahassan577]

​@@simko8665 432 if this true Did the others isralians ran away😂 Or hidden by the power of صهيون اتفو عاللي جابت دين امك ماهي مرة عرص عيال صفرة بت متناكة

[@Hady.S97]

​@@simko8665stop crying israeli, we took our land back

[@zockerkartoffel13]

nice video material

[@timverrecchia1654]

Funny how eygpt lost yet are so proud to reenact this crossing..

[@TENGRI-101]

Their history book doesn't say they lost. Most egyptian youths think that they won in 1973 😆

[@angrycat4930]

Well-planned, poorly executed Egypt had a chance to mark history with that battle

[@Kingdomsandbattles]

Yes, because of Sadat

[@thebaddestmanontheplanet1871]

At the time husni mubarak was the army commander he was strategic

[@HazemMuhammad-vj1bt]

He wasn't the commander of the army , the commander was General saad el shzaly a great man ,husni mubarak was commander of air forces only

[@ahmadalmhadeen3526]

To be fair those generals back at these were very tough with scary names, el shathli was like an alpha wolve to plan all this

[@texassabre7214]

I remember seeing this movie in the 80s.

[@shaider1982]

Hope they gave the junior engineer who thought this up lots of honors and a promotion.

[@thamiralaenzy5654]

ليتها تعود

[@terehmill1819]

God bless Egyptian

[@theresecoco1887]

God didnt bless them enough to win the war i guess, lmao

[@uniquesubstance2353]

Nice video thanks

[@KARIM-yc8st]

مهما كانت معدات سوڤييتية لكن تحكم بارع و محكم من طرف الجيش المصري في العتاد,تحيا مصر من الجزائر

[@Dhurvboruah]

Camera man never died 😂

[@saltandsteelforever9242]

That is the price of underestimating the resolve of enemy. Israeli had just enchanted themselves on the victory of 6-days war over Arabs 6 years before.

[@jasaahae]

God bless the Egyptian Army of 1973 !! 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@benb6527]

Yikes.

[@michaelalcantara1787]

🗿

[@Lillemala]

Well they lost in the end

[@abdallah_eldesouky]

​@@Lillemala How we lost ignorant?! We get sinia back to Egypt

[@Lillemala]

@@abdallah_eldesouky Israel gave Siani back to Egypt on the provision that they recognised Israel as a state because that’s why the war was fought m

[@clydecessna737]

More a celebration of recent events; some of the footage is genuinely of the battle, some reconstructed aftward.

[@user-od8qb1qc7o]

ألمصرى لايعجزه شئ والبلد الوحيد اللى هزم الكيان

[@tannerdenny5430]

Bring in the combat vacuum detachments

[@chooyongming110]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="19">0:19</a> T-34-85 in 1974?

[@Juluis_varo]

of course israel also used sherman m4

[@dalek14mc]

@@Juluis_varoYeah, but the Shermans were heavily upgraded. Thats just a plain T-34-85.

[@Juluis_varo]

@@dalek14mc maybe egypt strategy in tank warfar is soviet they try to make super Outnumber the enemy in weak points

[@DannyjCambarijanr]

What is the name of the mortar being use in the video?

[@andrewpiers512]

Русский миномёт 43 года выпуска 160 мм

[@user-dz1uf9uk5v]

الله اكبر يامصر

[@azleenabubakar689]

Foe became friends...

[@Eagle_ofthemiddleeast]

As the great Egyptian army could do it in 1973... Egyptian army can do it anytime again

[@leongrinberg8758]

no they cannot

[@dtmwtch]

They lost….3rd army surrounded, we let them live and Cairo was there for the taking except the world never lets us really win. We would have you guys building our pyramids if the fing UN would leave us alone

[@nourelislam611]

​@@leongrinberg8758Yes, we can, and just like my ancestors did it before, we can do it again, you bastard

[@PanzerPwange]

​@@leongrinberg8758we are the 14th best military in the world, tf r u talking about

[@leongrinberg8758]

@@PanzerPwange and still we won back then

[@omarsonko779]

What is the name of the movie 🎬

[@omarcollins6018]

what movie bro its a real war being filmed

[@nabilnassar4535]

I remember This kind of man Difficult to find now

[@grenadeonceadaykeepstheene7053]

Brave men ❤

[@mh-ht2fp]

This is what egypt wants you to believe what happened. The reality is much more disasterous.

[@joseplaza9442]

They got their asses beat

[@cengizpocan296]

Where is the Air Force of Israil? This is not real war. It is trial, military exercise

[@Giacomo020189]

That's why is important to read video description

[@richardmoloney689]

It was shot down

[@koikjoe8926]

Shabbat day

[@hashimelmasry2050]

The Egyptian air defense was almost finished with him, his arrogance destroyed him, and his feathers were cut off. The Phantom fighters were falling like flies when they were hit with a bat.

[@mridulkanti1995]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="290">4:50</a> wow this is wild 😁

[@fasttruckman]

And none of the original soldiers lived to make the crossing back

[@EDD519]

its all B S !

[@ahmedattia8757]

❤❤❤❤

[@benoitmelsens3409]

How playing the war !!

[@user-qq6mf7pk1e]

حرب أكتوبر أسطورة المعارك

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Brave Egyptians! 🫡🪖👍👍👍

[@KrusyaSternman]

Египет - любовь моя! Яла-яла, аскери!

[@wladimirgrimailov1380]

Ха ха...

[@CrazyRussianPilot]

👍👍👍

[@user-dz5pw7hi2w]

نحن شعب لا يخشى الموت اكتر مما يخشى ان تهدر كرامته

[@LOMK2]

حروب مصر كلها خسارة يجب تصليح هذا الأمر فورا لانه خطير جدا

[@user-dz5pw7hi2w]

@@LOMK2 لا المفروض ننتظر حتى نكسه أخرى وبعد ذلك نردط

[@LOMK2]

@@user-dz5pw7hi2w عن نفسي انا خلاص ما عاد فيا ديك الروح ما يرجع الوطن

[@mohamedashraf415]

@@LOMK2انت مين عشان تتكلم واي حروب الي خسرنا فيها غير النكسه ؟ الجيش المصري مصنف عالميا انه اكثر جيش خاض حروب وانتصارات ف العالم ٩٥٥ حرب و ١٢ هزيمه عن اي هزيمه تتكلم ي عبيط ي اهبل يلي م عندك جيش

[@user-ie4dg4un7m]

مصر رافعه راس العرب

[@ahsansariyadi29]

desert camo t34 !

[@user-kb6jg9dt9x]

الله واكبر عليكي يا بلادي

[@Toiyu-zb8si]

احذف الواو يا غالي

[@johnadrianabad]

😊😊😊😊❤😊

[@dtmwtch]

Imagine if an Arab army could think on the move vs spending 6 years memorizing a Russian playbook with those quality Russian weapons

[@OmarAhmed-jo1cf]

They have a very centralized way of thinking but they can do that specific aspect better than their opponents because Israel also had a script for the defense but it didn't work .

[@user-qq6mf7pk1e]

ويتهاوى خط بارليف مثل ما يتهاوى بيت العنكبوت ونصرا من الله ورسوله صلى الله عليه وسلم

[@P4Tri0t420]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="32">0:32</a> If they would have known how devastating their losses will be

[@olegjanson3224]

прекасно обученные войска..слаженно действуют понтонная переправа молодцы

[@Cjephunneh]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="431">7:11</a> Soviet PK 40 anti tank gun. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="521">8:41</a> The Sagger AT-3 antitank missile. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1065">17:45</a> T-55 MBT, <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1280">21:20</a> Katyusha rocket launcher on Zel truck. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1497">24:57</a> T-64 MBT. The Soviets helped Egypt so much during the fifties and Sixties, just like they helped Vietnam, Korea, Congo, and Cuba. They were the true allies of the world's poor and impoverished people.

[@destroyerofworlds7508]

T-62

[@A_some1]

The Soviet equipment were cheap but good i guess

[@user-lt5sp1jg1t]

Т-64 состоял только на вооружение СССР его на экспорт не поставляли. На кадрах танк Т-62.

[@Mostafafisherman]

‏‪<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="745">12:25</a>‬‏ ❤

[@wadeperkins5070]

😢

[@anzhikhussein8962]

Imagine you requesting for some specific weapons and the Soviets couldn't sale, whereas someone is getting the best for free

[@franciscoferminhenriquezyn2896]

Tantas estratagemas y aún así perdieron 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MinhNguyen-cn8kx]

Peace on earth.... Love compassion from Cambodia... Buddha bless you.

[@Keef19661]

"звездный час" египетских вооруженных сил. Не понятно только, почему они остановились и позволили израильтянам организовать удачное контрнаступление,? 🤔

[@ibrahimaladawy]

في البدايه الهجوم المضاد الذي قامت به اسرائيل لم يكن ناجحا وكسرت امواج الجيش السرائيلى على صخرة دفاع الجيش المصري بقيادة العميد حافظ ابو سعده وتم أسر اللواء الاسرائيلي عسفيا جوري ولازلت شرازم الجيش الاسرائيلى بالفرار للنجاة بحياتهم راجع تاريخك جيدا حتى تستفيد من اخطائك وصدقني لن تكون هناك مره قادمه لأن هذا دورنا .😏🤫

[@user-qq3kq1mg1n]

I AM A FRENCH FOREIGN LEGIONAIRE/UN (united nations). I AM THE PRINCE OF EGYPT❤

[@Aeslybr]

"But in 1974 the Egyptian Third Army staged a full-scale reconstruction and invited us to film it."

[@billrossignon8621]

The second part of this canal story is that Israeli armour later crossed the Suez cutting off the Egyptians in Sinai. The Israeli tanks could have driven to Cairo.

[@ALNASERABDO]

Who couldn't control the small cities as suez and ismailia would be perished before the outskirts of cairo

[@shintownalley]

Good acting.

[@wiseman7779]

If anything is acting it is Hollywood.

[@carvadonair]

Что-то удивительно, но тут нету обиженых муслимов пишущих про пластилину Даже странно как-то

[@folgloretv]

Macarena ( Los del rio ) // Slowed and Reverb

[@benaoudabouremana3573]

Thoses Videos are Not réels . They where filméd After .

[@minhthunguyendang9900]

L’armée égyptienne le jour suivant avait refait pour la camera locale l’assaut du Canal. Le véritable assaut eut lieu dans la nuit en grand secret. Ce documentaire fut tourné par AP en 1974 comme il est dit dans la préface.

[@kantylis]

This is all filmed later sometime in the 70s..

[@tannerdenny5430]

They have enough men to just line the roads and solute? Poppycock

[@BaKa-rm3vt]

What started with the Egyptians crossing the canal, ended with Israeli tanks 101 KM from Cairo and the Arabs celebrate this as a victory .... The march of folly did not stop there - What started in 7.10 will end in flat Gaza, and the Palestinians will celebrate this as a victory .... They like to celebrate...

[@jimfashik]

ALHAMDULLAH

[@spockspock]

Were those big mortars egypt built?

[@andrewpiers512]

Это советские миномёты, 160 мм. Эти миномёты брали Берлин 😂

[@wladimirgrimailov1380]

​@@andrewpiers512рыло эсесесера торчало в каждом конфликте на Земле.

[@llkj7944]

Which canal and what was the training exercise? I know they did it against Israel once and were chased back home faster than they advanced!

[@TricaGamer]

Based egyptians

[@user-fi2ix7mr6i]

Thats some insane Xhit diving to the ground in front of moving tank on purpose.😵‍💫

[@user-mt3ub5oj1e]

إنهم ابطال شعب مصر أقوياء بالدفاع عن الوطن

[@davidcoba1608]

This is a training ground

[@steli8unz318]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1368">22:48</a> 😂😂🤣🤣 Yeaaaargggh!!

[@user-ib2zf3gm6t]

🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬

[@samuel_3319]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="283">4:43</a> the d day

[@dominiquedruart4768]

Quand on sait comment ils ont reculé ensuite jusqu'au canal, ça fait pitié.... comme nous en 40...😭

[@quijohnjinn]

well....in the end they lost...right?

[@LemonHead-sq5ws]

Lost what the Suez Canal is still part of Egypt till this day ? Right dummy ?

[@ofoguty4147]

Training

[@user-qq3kq1mg1n]

I AM EGYPT, I AM FRANCE, I AM CHINA, I AM EMAD GADALLA❤

[@eleuteriojr.ugdang9699]

happy2! and cry aftet

[@user-wl8pq4cm3f]

Здорово танк над собой пропускают. Мы в пехоте так под БТР ложились,а под танк в ячейку 76-78гг КЗАКВО/дед/

[@user-nt9nd8uk3m]

Израилю надо было просто массово заменировать поступи к каналу и прибрежные зоны!!! Оставить сильные заслоны - сделать железо бетонную стену по всему периметру!!!!

[@greenriverviews6819]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="27">0:27</a> what are they chanting ?

[@user-pf2tl2lz5n]

With soul and blood we redeem you, O Aqsa (mosque in Jerusalem)

[@user-pn1kp6fq6v]

Allah Akbar

[@longbar2344]

looks like a training film to me lol

[@wladimirgrimailov1380]

Пропаганда.

[@imightbearacist6613]

You know why the Egyptians lost, not because they got held back by syria or superior israeli training, its because they had black metal helmets with no covers in the boiling desert sun

[@PedroHenrique-lg4cr]

Os Árabes tinham bons equipamentos e grande quantidade de soldados. Mas era muito, muito mal treinados. E os suboficiais em campo não podiam tomar decisões sem permissão dos oficiais superiores. Resultado, com fim do efeito surpresa os Israelemses sempre estiveram tomando a iniciativa tática, e os Árabes respondendo às iniciativas israelenses, e respondendo mal, pq mal sabiam empunhar um fuzil.

[@Comeback_.]

Israel lost 450 tanks in the first week of the war, and thousands of soldiers were killed... What bad training are you talking about?!!... in the presence of American support and Operation Nickel Grass Israel managed to counterattack

[@azelo7952]

There were never Arab-Israeli war. In 48 a sophisticated Israeli army (most of its members had fought in WW2) battled Palestinian villagers and few militia members from Egypt and won. In 67 they fought against Jordanian bedouins and an Egyptian army mostly made of illiterate conscripts. Then, It took the Egyptians less than 6 years to build a professional army that gave the Israelis their first real fight without air superiority and forced them to give the Sinai back. Military Israel took a beating even though it managed to come on the top with the direct help of the Americans. Politically and strategically they won because they were successful in neutralizing Egypt and Jordan with the Camp David accords.

[@andrewpiers512]

В руках египтян все это прекрасное оружие не страшнее палки

[@KrusyaSternman]

Тем не менее своего Египет добился - Синайский полуостров у Израиля отжал.

[@wladimirgrimailov1380]

​@KrusyaонSternman Израиль на него и не предентовал, ему достаточно ивыхода к Красному морю.

[@KrusyaSternman]

Точно! У Израиловки своей земли - завались!... да и не очень-то и хотелось...

[@wladimirgrimailov1380]

@@KrusyaSternman они всё таки не такие жиды как россиянцы.