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'The War in October' is a landmark, three-part documentary series, marking the 50th anniversary of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War.
The story of the war has never been thoroughly explored. What exactly happened in those three weeks in October 1973? Both Arabs and Israelis still claim to be the victors today.
The films feature men and women who planned and fought in the three-week war that took place on both the Egyptian and Syrian fronts. Egyptians, Israelis, Syrians and other participants in the Iraqi, Jordanian, Algerian, Moroccan and Palestinian militaries are all included. The series also hears from diplomats and defence officials from the U.S., the former Soviet Union and Europe.
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[@SpecialMuppetOperation]

Part 1 was amazing. Looking forward to more. 😘

[@aljazeeraenglish]

@@SpecialMuppetOperation We'll release the P2 soon. Keep in touch. Thanks for watching. 🙋

[@abdullahehtesham7952]

​@@aljazeeraenglishwhy did you delete the previous version of this documentary, it was more informative and was a 40 minute vedio ,this one is shorter please make the original one available 😢

[@SanMon-bc1lc]

@aljazeeraenglish If you are reading this, kindly do research about the war between the federal Jewish state of Biafra republic and nigeria in west Africa, in the year 1967 to 1970. Kindly do research about it. Thnzz

[@antoniorosa2219]

Where’s part 2????

[@70PaulK]

Missed this on TV, but glad to catch up here. Waiting for part 2.

[@andymoody8363]

Very good doccumentary, well put together and nicely balanced.

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching. We appreciate your positive feedback. Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@user-yn6dp5hq5b]

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.

[@Thang292]

Al Jazeera documentary is addictive 😊good job carry on👍

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for your positive feedback. We appreciate it.

[@user-yn6dp5hq5b]

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.

[@alwilson3204]

@@aljazeeraenglish I knew the basics, though this presentation was so well put together and very good quality. Thanks to everyone involved.

[@DrGrove]

It's interesting how Ashraf Marwan is considered a hero in Egypt and Israel, the only person to have achieved this... I guess Israel still cannot accept the fact that he played them like a damn fiddle.

[@Act23ful]

Well from what I read on the internet he died in ''mysterious circumstances ''. We all know what that means

[@yaknoe4659]

metal gear solid v

[@anandmandal7692]

I found Al Jazeera documentary rich in information and good in presentation with completely unbiased content. Please keep it continued and hoping for more documentaries in the day ahead!

[@akashshrivastava8422]

Which state are yoy from Idiot..... ?

[@ernestkhalimov9368]

it's a coping documentary for the egypt pop 😂

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching. We appreciate your positive feedback. Here's the second part of the first episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@ernestkhalimov9368]

@@aljazeeraenglish hey Jazeera! when are you going to stop coping about these loses and producing unbiased documentaries? like bruh💀 it's ok to lose a few wars 🗿🍷

[@Yudowastaken]

@@ernestkhalimov9368 Lol only one coping here is you.

[@erigo91]

AJ with the good docs!

[@arbaz79]

Great documentary 👍. Now onto Part 2.

[@fcbaker65]

Good stuff ,I think on what is happening now ,it has everyone across the globe looking back in the history looking for answers to give us some kind info as to why there is so much chaos today! It is nice to see all the feed back here on this ,an thinking that I am not the only one looking!..😎👍

[@user-xd7dk3oy3q]

Not at all, as you say we all want to know how this situation happened. Seems clear that UN bares a huge responsibility especially for it inaction after the 6 day war having threatened both sides that the first to fire on the other, they’d find themselves at war with the west? Yet of course UN did no such thing!!!

[@qedoshyisrael]

Upload the first documentary that was produced way back in 2013. This is an edited version of the first one which was much detailed .

[@ReinhardtMiller]

Thank you for the information.

[@SaadAhmad-Official]

Al jazeera brings best documentaries in english.❤❤❤

[@Adeel-nf7gz]

Exellent Documentary

[@robinkane.]

I hope for a future where peace prevails, allowing all to coexist harmoniously, support one another, celebrate cultural and religious diversity, and grow together. This is my dream for the region. I may be considered naive, but I will never cease to believe in the possibility of peace with Palestinians and the Muslim world. A lot of Israelis share this perspective.

[@ahmedosama4109]

The unfortunate truth is that the Israeli authority and government does not want that! trust me there is nothing we want more than peace but how when all the other side is doing is killing over 9000 civilians and commits multiple war crimes ! the people of Gaza are crying for help and ceasefire yet not the Israeli or American government seem to want that as they object it

[@Elliealwayswins]

This hasn’t happened for the 300,000 years humans have been on earth. What makes you think it’s going to happen anytime soon. Wake up! There has not been any peace or timed without war. A hopeful comment on a KZbin video isn’t going to change that. You think you can wish all problems away with good wishes. That’s not how the world works. We are still the tribal, selfish, problematic human being we were centuries ago. Read about history, learn about all the evil that has happened and still is happening. What this world needs in my opinion is people with higher IQ and better education. Notice how the smartest countries tend to not get involved in any conflicts. We don’t need more love we need smarter people. Love hasn’t gotten us anywhere, only intelligence

[@sbongadlamini388]

Great quality

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching.

[@Ak-wv7dt]

Interesting information

[@emmanuelamba5242]

Can't wait for the part 2 already.😢😢

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching, dear Emmanuel. We'll release the P2 soon. Please keep in touch.

[@GTFO_0]

See live results there 😂😂

[@mahalako89]

no more part 2, because they are all of them are defeated by israel. that is their shame how manny nation are ally and they use the russian jet fighter supisticated but the result is nothing, trhey are lose that war.

[@mahalako89]

so manny war happen between the muslim coutry and alone israel but they cant defeat until now.

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@user-ld9ot5jc6d]

Nice documentary

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.

[@wwiii7902]

Al jazera one of best and true info giving platform, I love it♥️♥️, make more video documentary like this.!

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching. We appreciate your positive feedback.

[@benalexender3046]

Thank you ❤

[@dotpr8123]

History Repeats itself. Those who don't learn from their history is doomed to repeat it😢

[@C.A._Old]

yeah i agree that.

[@adamredwine774]

Yup. The Arabs lost in 1973 and they'll lose this time as well.

[@mrpugster]

@@adamredwine774 Lost in 67 as well

[@govindagovindaji4662]

So, we *are* living in a simulation, then~!

[@ranasaad412]

No that is not true no one won in the war

[@yahiahassan7459]

موجز رائع بمقدمات ومقتطفات حماسية من أرض المعركة سياسيا وعسكريا . الله أكبر .. وتحيا مصر

[@user-yn6dp5hq5b]

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.

[@robertmusil5831]

Avi Shlaim (writing in "The Iron Wall") on Sadat’s peace offer of February 1971 - full peace in exchange for a full withdrawal from Egyptian territory (i.e. the occupied Sinai): “Israel made greater concessions in return for a military disengagement with Egypt in 1974 than those it had refused to make in return for an interim agreement in the first half of 1971. It is reasonable to suppose, though this can never be proved, that had Israel made these concessions in 1971, the Yom Kippur War could have been averted.“

[@ttfan3257]

Factual, objective and unbiased. Let's all learn from the tragedies of war, where there are no winners...only survivors

[@godblessmeow]

calling Al Jazeera unbiased is like calling African food unseasoned

[@govindagovindaji4662]

@@godblessmeow Yours is an exclusively humorous comment~!

[@Yunitoony1107]

definitely not objective or unbiased. This documentary presents an Arab narrative. Nothing wrong with that to be clear, we should always hear how different sides interpret the same conflict.

[@user-tz8nm3nr9f]

I love this movie and never get tired of watching it since it appeared several years ago

[@aljazeeraenglish]

We're glad you loved the film! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. 🙌

[@user-tz8nm3nr9f]

@@aljazeeraenglish In my opinion it is one of the best.

[@ericfartman1663]

It would be great if you provide translator for Arabic speakers reading subtitles is not convenient

[@ericraly3260]

We need more of this documentary Al Jazeera

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching, dear Eric. We'll release the P2 soon. Please keep in touch. 🙋

[@endangmuslih2216]

Tank Al Jazeera ❤❤

[@bimmer.jooe34]

Yes I was looking for part two but couldn't find it

[@aljazeeraenglish]

We'll release the P2 this week. Please keep in touch. @@bimmer.jooe34

[@bimmer.jooe34]

@@aljazeeraenglish thank you 😊

[@Allaahuakkbar]

Fajr Zuhr Asar Maghrib Isha and Witr Namaz All prayers are equally important 😊😊

[@1msubscriberdontwatchit945]

Why don't you upload all in once 😢😢 I can't wait any longer upload now😢😢😢😢

[@Venus-bt1qw]

Best documentary

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@DaGoatFounding]

Thank you for making this documentary for my dads victory day, I really appreciate it ❤.

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Thanks for watching.

[@digitaleurope1111]

your dad lost the war bro, israel won

[@DaGoatFounding]

@@digitaleurope1111 It doesn't matter who won and who lost, its not a football game.

[@pavelstoikov3780]

@@digitaleurope1111 hi stupid troll 😂😂🤣🤣

[@Yudowastaken]

@@digitaleurope1111why'd they give the land back then?

[@AhmedIbrahim-jc3tx]

I am sooooo proud of my country, Egypt. May Allah bless our martyrs 🙏

[@kimjong-un844]

Part 2 please

[@aljazeeraenglish]

We will release it soon. Please keep in touch.

[@kimjong-un844]

@@aljazeeraenglish when will it be released?

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@kimjong-un844]

@@aljazeeraenglish thankyou

[@WayneDomingo-Sambrano-xe4ff]

😅 foreal

[@zukofootball8721]

I'll be watching... Seeing diffeences with the last October war documentary

[@qedoshyisrael]

I have also noticed that this one has been greatly edited. Large sections have been omitted.

[@Youssef-tj7wn]

Astonishing, when will you post the second and third parts?

[@SilverPulp]

yeah watch the third part when you loose again

[@johnsonsmith3421]

Egypts victory

[@user-uh8ro8iv2z]

Egypts victory? 😂😂😂 Come on bro, you took the wrong peals again? Israel eliminate more than 20,000 Arab Soldiers, and got into Ismailiya as well as defeat the Syrians in the Golan heights as well as the Jordanians in the East and you think that Israel lost? My father was fighting in the African side of Egypt and they got to 100 away from Cairo while the Arabs call to the Russians for a truce You are Arabs are so naive that your leaders lie to you 24/7 😂😂😂

[@johnsonsmith3421]

@@user-iz2tq3dx5d oy vey

[@Kyas-Hunter]

​@@user-iz2tq3dx5dThis is only your mother's words

[@history796]

​@@johnsonsmith3421 no losers When Israeli forces arrived 101km from Cairo and besieged the entire Egyptian third army all while arriving 40km from Damascus, taking the Syrian Mount Hermon and capturing the summit of Hermon and you call it a victory???? You have a very low standard of victory then... Sadat begged the Soviets to pressure the Americans to pressure Israel to agree to a cease-fire before the Egyptian third army totally collapsed. I see a lot of Egyptians say they "won" because they succeeded in crossing the Suez Canal in 6 hours, winning a battle doesn't mean winning the war. Egypt and Syria together with all the Arab states crowdly and surprisingly attacked Israel on the Jewish holiest holiday when most Israeli soldiers were on vacation. so at the beginning of the war, they had some success because of the element of surprise. But soon Israeli forces counter-attacked, and the tide of the war changed. Not only both Egypt and Syria were halted but Israeli forces began advancing into Syria and Egypt.

[@johnsonsmith3421]

@@history796 Israel literally was crushed, the USA army literally had to roll in, Zionists won’t read history lmao

[@a7medgamal514]

As egyptian i prefer to name it the battle of october 1973 because it is not the last battle this war is not over yet

[@dannyarcher6370]

You people have to learn the hard way, it seems.

[@elshazly2961]

@@dannyarcher6370 Yes, that's right, you lost and it's over, there's no point in crying The war will not end until we regain Palestine

[@dannyarcher6370]

@@elshazly2961 You're going to be crying for a long time then.

[@elshazly2961]

@@dannyarcher6370 Yes we will see about that

[@user-zu1ht4ji2m]

​Yes, you guys are seeing how h😂mas is being annihilated that they are now begging for a ceasefire@@elshazly2961

[@AzizanYunus]

الله اكبر ❤

[@zukofootball8721]

I'll be watching... Seeing differences with the last October war documentary

[@robertmusil5831]

Shlomo Ben-Ami (writing in Scars of War, Wounds of Peace: The Israeli-Arab Tragedy) on Sadat’s peace offer of February 1971 - full peace in exchange for a full withdrawal from Egyptian territory (i.e. the occupied Sinai): “But Golda Meir’s intransigence derailed this last initiative as well. It is difficult to imagine a greater gulf than that which existed between the resourceful peace strategist, the compulsively creative and far-sighted visionary statesman that was Sadat, and the trivially immobile government led by Mrs Meir.”

[@OmarAhmed-jo1cf]

also on 1973 Hafez Ismail met Kissinger and told him Egypt would make peace for Sinai and take security measures on the borders , they agreed to start the first phase (retreat from the canal zone area) by September then nothing happened , one month later the war started .

[@justice3242]

Great & informative however there's a video going around about a miracle that happened during this war, what happened in regards to angels.

[@WayneDomingo-Sambrano-xe4ff]

I've watched it couple years ago testimonys from Egyptian soldiers they saw thousands of white paratroopers coming down on them so got out of their tanks and ran even ran barefoot in the desert.... Israel is a people of miracles because their God is Lord of the Universe the Lion of the tribe of Judah.

[@HammadMian]

*would like to see the 2nd part*

[@aljazeeraenglish]

We'll release the P2 this week. Please keep in touch. 🙌

[@trevoltravis7037]

waiting@@aljazeeraenglish

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@MohamedAli-ox9sh]

Egyptians are fighters by nature, this what happens when you occupy lands that isn’t yours

[@user-tt6il2up4o]

You misspelled losers. Egyptians are losers as all mulim armies.

[@dsadunnodudeish4535]

You lost😂

[@hihello-yw3ty]

@dsadunnodudeish4535 pretty sure I saw isrealis army held hostage in their pyjamas 🫡 Also your TV and America announced it that time as egyptian victory

[@rnkna865]

it's important to note that the Yom Kippur War was a complex and multifaceted conflict with various strategic, political, and military dimensions. In-depth studies, books, and documentaries have been published that offer more comprehensive insights into the events and consequences of the war.

[@Smoozable]

Long story short The israelis had their asses handed to them and the Egyptians got their stolen lands back

[@markbrisec3972]

It seems that Israel was caught unprepared and surprised once again, similar to the Yom Kippur War, just with much greater casualties on a first day. In fact Hamas' attack on Saturday is the single worst day for the Jews since Holocaust. Investigation will proceed but now of course isn't the time to question who and why dropped the ball. Now is the time to strike back.. In my opinion Hamas and the Palestinians have shot themselves in the leg. They've inflicted fairly powerful blow to the Israelis but this blow was primaraly tactical while they were aiming for the strategic impact. Now the IDF will conduct an operation with the open hands, especially given how Netanyahu needs to react overwhelmingly if he wishes to stay in power. Just the fact that IDF mobilized 300 000 soldiers, the largest number in Israeli history, tells us that the reaction will be on a scale not seen for decades in the region... We've got a dictatorial maniac in the Kremlin invading a peaceful neighbour country of Ukraine. Now we've got a radical regime conducting a massive terrorist operation in Israel. All what is left is for the Chinese communist regime to start the invasion of Taiwan, and we can all start saying goodbye to our closest friends and family cause this sh** we're used to call our daily lives will be no more...The day after the Taiwan invasion you'd see the largest mobilization in US and the European history while the Ohio ballistic missile submarines would dive a bit closer to the surface, waiting for the order we all dread and hope will never come.

[@BGeezy4sheezy]

@@markbrisec3972 The US talks a big game, but I think if China really began an invasion of Taiwan, the US would not engage in a total war with China. The risk is too great, the loss of life too high, and would lack public support. Americans don’t want to die for Taiwan. There would be some engagements maybe, but I think if China occupied Taiwan we couldn’t really stop them, and either way it wouldn’t be worth all out war with a superpower

[@KalvickQT]

@@markbrisec3972 Yeah but they took over so easily in 1967, thoughht they were gods and could just settle their new conquered land. Was inevitble the million or so palestinians.Arabs what not would be mulling over revolution. nobody winning here. Thats why the Romans would sometimes just genocide the people before they took over ;)

[@zezomostafa4310]

Allah bless Egypt and bless plastine and Syria and all Arab Muslims I'm Egyptian pharaoh 🇪🇬💪💪❤

[@electroxunicorn]

… was here to do research of what is happening right now. it is so heartbreaking seeing innocent people get involve taking its consequences due to selfish acts.

[@MegaFarkh]

Gaza which have the resistance movements was already in an inhuman blockade for 20 years , while the West Bank with no resistance is eaten everyday by Israeli illegal settlements when thousands of Palestinians lose their homes and lands just like that

[@mohamedabdirahmanibrahim9135]

Once again I hope Egypt to defeat the occupation

[@adonai7187]

😅😅😅😅when?

[@mohamedabdirahmanibrahim9135]

@@adonai7187 sooner than later because the nature of the occupation has never longer than existed now. So , history is enough to project in the future

[@history796]

​@@mohamedabdirahmanibrahim9135 I don't think Egypt will help to defeat the Arab occupation of Jewish lands in the Land of Israel.

[@naimomohamed7332]

@@adonai7187 British and American support Israeli behind the scenes if not Israeli will never be able to stand there own 😂😂

[@randyjohnsen346]

@@naimomohamed7332that’s not necessarily the truth. One could say that the Arab states could’ve never mounted an invasion of anything if not for USSR and other eastern bloc support. There have always been superpowers that supported each side of this conflict.

[@robertmusil5831]

Complacency and hubris were not Israel's only problems in 1973. Writing in "Scars of War, Wounds of Peace", Shlomo Ben-Ami describes how Israeli strategic thinking was warped by ingrained anti-Arab racism: "If the Yom Kippur War was a surprise, it was not because Sadat did not give sufficient indications that once his peace overtures had been turned down he would go to war. The overconfident Israelis simply did not take him seriously. In April 1973, he told Newsweek in the most explicit terms possible that he was getting ready for war. ‘The time has come for a shock,’ he stated; ‘everything is now being mobilised in earnest for the resumption of the battle, which is now inevitable.’ But in Israel, Dayan dismissed the Egyptian threats. His was the view that the Arabs were almost congenitally incapable of winning a modern war. He addressed the General Staff in the summer of 1973 with an analysis of the balance of forces that ruled out an Arab attack, but also with a reflection on the ‘moral, technical and educational backwardness' of the Arab soldier. At about the same time General Rabin wrote in an almost identically dismissive vein of the Arabs’ congenital weaknesses in modern warfare: ‘The Arabs have little capacity for co-ordinating their military and political action."

[@anukreddi]

Well, then Dayan was right. The Arabs didn't win that war and it is right to assume that any sensible people would not wage a war they cannot win. His only miscalculation was to believe the Arabs would behave sensibly.

[@maquacr7014]

​@@anukreddiShalom. Post crooked nose.

[@stevenliew2507]

​@@nisrmasry8812Then Egypt should have won the War and kicked out Isreal totally from the middle east. Did that happen? No, on the contrary. Even though Egypt had superiority in the number of tanks and more advanced tanks, they were defeated. Therefore your attempt to paint Egypt won is a totally a self consoling attempt. A loss is a loss and a Win is a Win for Isreal.

[@omarziad7548]

Egypt plan was to return back Sinai not to liberate plastine bec of usa aid to Israel

[@michaelmcnally2331]

@@nisrmasry8812really. Because history shows us that at the end of 1973 fighting and the establishment of the cease fire, Israel was still in charge of much of the sinai. Egypt held the east bank of Suez Canal but you cannot show how in 1974 that Egypt had reclaimed Sinai It was not until jimmy carter held talks in 1978 so some 4 years after the fighting ended that agreement was reached with the agreement not being signed till 1979 and in return effectively Egypt moved away from its relation with soviets to a closer relationship with USA, opened up the Suez Canal to Israeli shipping and established what the west considers normal diplomatic relations. It lead to Egypt being expelled from the Arab league and Sadat being assassinated.

[@Allaahuakkbar]

Whenever you go to the Masjid please put some coins in the Zakat Box 📦 Allah loves Zakat Alhamdulila 📦❤😊😊

[@fatmamahmoud1289]

23:49 The ripped flag❤️❤️

[@bgshin2879]

All good details. Just one note; If you attach someone on their holy day. Expect them to attack you on your holy day too. Do not go wining about them ignoring your religion.

[@AymanAlSagher]

We wasn't attacking we was retrieving our own land. Besides, attacking schools and factories of civilian is as hard as attacking someone in his holy day as you're saying but at least we was defending our land not trying to occupy other's one. BTW, we was on our holy days as well (Ramadan).

[@tropics8407]

😮 what inside info do you have ?

[@elsadekhassan9594]

الله اكبر ولله الحمد

[@gallowafricankid1863]

Is there part 2 ?

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@gallowafricankid1863]

Thanks

[@gallowafricankid1863]

When is episode 3 coming out ?

[@cubismo85]

On October 7th, didnt you see it on the news?@@gallowafricankid1863

[@mohnajmuddin1856]

Why Aljazeera reupload this documentary series?

[@user-tt6il2up4o]

Reminding you that Islam is the religon of losing.

[@iliasilias340]

Part 2?

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@gtmooapimby]

Seeing those Israelis convince themselves that they won is so funny💀😹

[@hihello-yw3ty]

Yupppp 🤣🤣🤣 They don't know that they themselves announced their loss on TV and even America said 9t was egyptian victory

[@winstonjacobs198]

Dam, its all about a 50 year celebration of the yum kipper war, numerology is no joke?

[@iljavanderlaan7205]

How can journalism can be more investigative and clear? I wouldnt know. 🙏🏻

[@govindagovindaji4662]

05:00 Compare that demonstration on Tahrir Square with the Arab Spring....wow~! Lot of babies born since then~!!

[@MrHammerkop]

I have watched quite a bit of documentary footage from Cairo, Beirut, Damascus and other major cities of the Arab world during the 1950s and 1960s; all show clean, spacious and attractive urban environments compared with the crowded squalor of today. Another interesting detail that emerges, if you pay attention to incidentals in film, is that the inhabitants of these cities seemed more westernised at that time in their style and mannerisms than they are today. Women in western dress were more in evidence in public than is the case today (no doubt they were of a middle class and educated minority, but still). Often one hears that the oil wealth of the region has been squandered on pushing political Islam, with a consequent shift away from western and secular values, back towards the conservative ways of old.

[@robertmitchell8630]

The end of the caliphate corresponded with the period when almost the entire Muslim world came under colonial rule. In this circumstance, any role that a caliph might play would have been very restricted, since he would have little if any authority within the colonial space. Istanbul,Baghdad, Damascus and Jerusalem were now under Western powers control. Turkish Nationalists did everything in their power to humiliate and belittle the Caliph. Within hours, the Imperial family was asked to leave Turkey. The passport issued to the deposed Khalifa referred to him simply as ‘Monsieur Abdul-Mejid file d’Abdul Aziz’ and the Italian Embassy was informed that it was not a case for a diplomatic visa. The calip literally depended on the Christian Red Cross for food while residing in France. The British Foreign Minister Lord Curzon addressing the British Prime Minister shortly before the Second World War. He stated, “We must put an end to anything which brings about any Islamic unity between the sons of the Muslims. As we have already succeeded in finishing off the Khilafah so we must endure that there will never arise again unity for the Muslims whether it be intellectual or cultural unity” (this means the unity on the viewpoint about life, something that affects daily affairs, namely the social, economic, education and ruling systems of Islam). Lord Curzon Effectively, by 1924 the Ottoman Empire was over. In his famous quote Curzon pronounced the following: “The situation now is that Turkey is dead and will never rise again because we have destroyed its moral strength, the Khilafah and Islam.” (The Khilafah Osmania) Lord Curzon, an Enemy of Islam

[@bogeyb200]

Umm.. the fall of the caliphate was merely what occurred before the rise of the Sultunate.. the Ottomans imperialized the lands for 600 years. but for e.g. under Muhammad Ali, Egypt was de facto independent and could have overthrown the Ottomans (and nearly did, except the Europeans intervened, fearing a vacuum would result in the Russians extending their empire to the Dardanelles and beyond.

[@robertmitchell8630]

@@bogeyb200 There's no lasting power in EVIL, temporarily EVIL gives the illusion of power The Islamic world Kabul to Karachi Mecca to Marrakesh self mutilating self destructing Like a snake eating its own tail Law of compensation,universal law of equilibrium You reap what you sow Rasuallah sowed intolerance hatred and religious fascism in the hearts of the believers The abolishment of the Caliphate had been pre-mediated and was an imperialist agenda in the making. Strategies and secret meetings had been ongoing for years and a plan had been hatched to bring down the Ottoman Empire along with its leadership and role as the uniting beacon of all Islamic countries and communities around the globe. The Plotted Ending of the Ottoman Empire and the Islamic Caliphate started way before WW1 The actual disintegration of the empire began way before World War I, with the loss of Greece (1821) followed by the Balkan provinces in the 1870s. On the one hand, the European great powers were jealous of the Ottoman’s vast empire while on the other hand they were divided in their views about its future. The Treaty of Sèvres marked the beginning of the partitioning of the Ottoman Empire. The treaty's stipulations included the renunciation of most territory not inhabited by Turkish people and their cession to the Allied administration The Palestine Mandate(sub clause of the treaty of Sevres) required Britain to put into effect the Balfour Declaration's "national home for the Jewish people" alongside the Palestinian Arabs, who composed the vast majority of the local populationThe abolishment of the Caliphate had been pre-mediated and was an imperialist agenda in the making. Strategies and secret meetings had been ongoing for years and a plan had been hatched to bring down the Ottoman Empire along with its leadership and role as the uniting beacon of all Islamic countries and communities around the globe. The Plotted Ending of the Ottoman Empire and the Islamic Caliphate started way before WW1 The actual disintegration of the empire began way before World War I, with the loss of Greece (1821) followed by the Balkan provinces in the 1870s. On the one hand, the European great powers were jealous of the Ottoman’s vast empire while on the other hand they were divided in their views about its future.

[@user-js7nn1di2k]

We are one hand And we will return nearly

[@azanzahoor224]

Within two days of going this commentary on air, here comes another surprise on youm e kappoor for israel.. Amazing! Aljazeera has got some Simpsons powers.. Isnt it??

[@alekxi]

Where's part 2?

[@junaidahsan783]

Part 2 is happening in live in iseral today

[@Smoozable]

​ 😂

[@aljazeeraenglish]

Here's the link to the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5-weayDop1jb8U

[@alekxi]

@@aljazeeraenglish thanks ☺️

[@hillarysawe9275]

I love aljazeera documentaries

[@Nimrod85]

Yes, it’s like watching a really bad horror movie that you know it’s just fake and unrealistic

[@2ARM4170]

​@@Nimrod85keep hating on Aljazeerah. The are on the right side of history. One of the most outspoken anti-zionist media outlets. Bias is not always bad. It is good when you have bias against evil.

[@ken-ul2jg]

The best documentary I have watched this year, the where's battalion part? I laughed so hard 😂😂😂😂

[@crushendobear9272]

Very informative Documentary. But who was the last person who spoke, Male or Female? Very weird.

[@Jerry-rm9vc]

Well, and thdn what happened?

[@10tdwn46]

There will be no escape for the wicked

[@Allaahuakkbar]

Bismillah Hir rahman nir raheem, Rabbanaa wa laa tuhammilnaa maa laa taaqata lanaa bih wa fu Anna wagfir lana warhamnaa anta mawlana fansurnaa alal qawmil kaafireen....

[@rezca9889]

“Palestine belongs to the Arabs in the same sense that England belongs to the English, or France to the French,” Mahatma Gandhi, November 26, 1938.

[@Jaderabbit9]

Pakistan moslim are Hindus converted, prolly M. jinnah🤣

[@Mahi-ln4yg]

It’s ottoman empire. Arab have another country go to that country

[@user-tt6il2up4o]

Palestine in 1967, was not independent in any way. West Bank and Gaza were parts of Egypt and Jordan and were not recognised as Palestine, might want to learn some history.

[@Crystal_G_1989]

Is that true that Cubans participated this war along with Syria, Egypt?

[@adbit007]

By god's grace our jews brothers will give another material for yet another documentory today night

[@elfjr4477]

Yom Kupper war in 1973 was a disaster for Israel. Israel encountered huge loses of lives, tanks and land. 3 days later US, UK, Netherland and France covertly entered the war fighting for Israel. This is truth that Israel and US do not want you to know!

[@stanleybarton]

You’re right. I assume you’re an Israeli. I’m not. I was required to sign an NDA to keep silent. To the best of my knowledge the last person who knew everything took it with him to his grave. G.H. W. Bush. If you’re an American, I don’t want to know you.

[@hrvojebartulovic7870]

I see Assad draws his good looking on his father's side!

[@suleyman8696]

Cuz Sadat Gaddafi are good looking ? 💀

[@Ahmat_Sila]

Lynette Nussbacher 😂😂😂

[@lancewalker6067]

That professor supertransexpealidotious Nusbacher to you. He’s got a phd and who knows what else😬. Can’t believe Aljazeera put him in there. How progressive 😂.

[@carpe_poon5761]

Why are they all “reconstructed”? We have footage from WW2

[@govindagovindaji4662]

Wonder what the Palestinians in Gaza were thinking and doing during this time. The more we learn the more we have to learn when it comes to geopolitics. Everything is so intertwined and that is why it is so hard even to this day to comprehend it all ~ all the "whys".

[@Celbarde-Media]

❤

[@dsadunnodudeish4535]

Bruh Gaza was jewish until 2005

[@govindagovindaji4662]

@@dsadunnodudeish4535 or a mix, right? I mean, 2005 was when they voted Hamas in as leaders in Gaza so it couldn't have been just Jewish people living there. In fact that is when Israel Govt withdrew all Jewish settlements from Gaza, and Jewish Govt control.

[@MyMusic-kv6nz]

The egyptians are brave heros for fighting against satan’s messenger

[@suhelmallick]

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

[@Smoozable]

Egypt achieved all the objectives that they have planned That makes them without a doubt the victor in this war Also israelis are still in shock to this day that they deny getting defeated

[@loljk1991]

Then Egypt woke up the next day and found its allies have all fled, 😅and they lost the war and accepted to Israel as a country and a peace agreement. Entire Arab world got humiliated and started accepting Israel one by one 😂

[@DB-nl4qd]

Yeah and from this war America become an alliance of Israel. Thing is Israel kind of lost as in 71 it could have told Egyp take the Sinai and Gazza but afterwards in the peace agreement Egypt didnt want to take Gazza back. Smartest move they made since Cleopatra 😂

[@AngryGnome87]

@@DB-nl4qd Israel already lost

[@AngryGnome87]

@@DB-nl4qd there is no future for Israel they themselves destroyed it. Right now every action is taking place due to old and dying racists, in Israel and America. Israel doesn't even have to change they can stay racist, when America doesn't have a Zionist for a president is when Israel is going to lose control. (Far more Orthodox than Zionist in USA). Israel will lose what little support America is giving, because to the coming generations around the WORLD, Israel is now seen as a terrorist state, due to its own actions.

[@AngryGnome87]

@@DB-nl4qd FYI good luck trying to get an American soldier to fight on the ground it ain't going to happen 😂, not for terrorists😂. Message from America

[@adonai7187]

BEWARE! THE GOD OF ISRAEL LIVETH!

[@Omarico1]

He's dump

[@eliaslugoe4496]

Funny how Aljazeera remade this documentary after the Gaza war because the original one had English voice translation of Arabic interviews

[@2ARM4170]

"After the Gaza war" this video is released on Oct 5th...

[@jaguar15ful]

... When Israel start beating the Egyptians, they started running like rabbits, then Israel captured the entire Sinai and captured thousands of rats. The same thing happened to the Syrians, Jordanians, Palestinians, Lebanese, Iraqis, etc...5 counrties against a small country, Israel. God bless Israel..., Allah also bless Israel

[@derrickjenkins2455]

The more thing change .....the more they remain the same

[@tariqghori2266]

salute to egyptian bravery and battle tactic from pakistan

[@lawrencembugua2695]

Egypt lost

[@mando73204]

@@lawrencembugua2695no they didn’t punk if Egypt lose they weren’t going to get their land back it’s the western media that plants that bs in your head if they really wanted peace why they didn’t give Syria their land back? Because they won on the Syrian side but they lost on the Egyptian and they know it their army was trapped between the suez city in Egypt and they were about to loose their supply line very soon if not for the ceasefire because it was very long and all the crossing thing was done only for propaganda

[@tariqghori2266]

i didn't tell who win or defeat i just praise for how Egyptian made this crossing against well trenched and experience Israel army @@lawrencembugua2695

[@SuperSam367]

@@lawrencembugua2695 Egypt lost and got whole Sinai back ? Israelis since 1973 lost all the battles they entered everywhere lol

[@nzer19]

@@SuperSam367what are you talking about 😅 Egypt lost and only got the Sinai back later (1979 - 1982) as a result of a peace treaty where they became the first Arab state to recognise Israel (and were expelled from the Arab league for doing so).

[@gabrieljoseph6310]

To quote Brezhnev. 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. 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." 4 November1973

[@nielmckinley4334]

Released two days before the '23 Palestinian/Israel war. Convenient...I'm guessing that you had absolutely no idea what was coming?? Also, conveniently, have wonderful coverage of the war. There was a time not long ago that AJ was a very pure journalistic organization.

[@maquacr7014]

This was released on 50th anniversary of Yom Kippur war, clown. Hamas attacked Israel after one day of 50th anniversity of Yom Kippur war. Don't put pressure on your brain. Your two braincells won't be able to handle all this information. Clown.

[@Mandosault]

Go Resistance ☪️🇵🇸🔻

[@1FokkerAce]

Had to end it with the Sandhurst Monster, eh?

[@silentreaper9264]

In my Opinion Yom Kippur War🔥was Initial sucess to Egypt(🇪🇬) and a setback to Isreal(🇮🇱) But later the Isreali(🇮🇱) Military🪖 Secured their Control Again Over the Sinai Peninsula But Isreali State(🇮🇱) understood the sentiments of Egypt(🇪🇬) and also Egypt(🇪🇬) too understood the Isreal(🇮🇱) and both came to Peace and Egypt(🇪🇬) too Recognised Isreal(🇮🇱) as a Country.

[@user-uh8ro8iv2z]

Israelis got 100 Kilometers from Cairo and they killed more than 20,000 Arab soldiers. So, what make your think that Egypt won in this war? Egypt di not got Sinai back. Don't believe to Al Jazeera Islamic propaganda,

[@zeezoahmed]

Egypt achieved all its objectives from the war, Israel didn’t. Also, Israel had no control over Sinai after the war. Not a single Egyptian soldier retreated from his gained position.

[@user-uh8ro8iv2z]

@@zeezoahmed haaaa are you serious? You arabs always believe to your leaders and that is why your countries always be poor. Israel managed to stop the egyptian forces and to cross the suaz canal until they got to ismailya, while the coward egyptian commander shazlly was bagging the soviets for truce. Israel occiupied sinai and kept it as a winning card for peace and they did it.

[@history796]

What you said is nonsense. How exactly Egypt won when Israeli forces arrived 101km from Cairo and besieged the entire Egyptian third army all while arriving 40km from Damascus, taking the Syrian side of Mount Hermon and capturing its peak? I don't know if you have it in Egypt but look for in English how Sadat begged the Soviets to pressure the Americans to pressure Israel to agree to a cease-fire before the Egyptian third army collapsed. BTW On June 19, 1967, nine days after the end of the six-day war, the Israeli government decided on its willingness to return the occupied territory from Egypt and Syria in exchange for a peace treaty.[57] This proposal was forwarded to the Americans, but a few days later the answer was received that Syria and Egypt rejected the proposal. At the end of August, a conference of Arab countries ("Khartoum Conference") convened in Khartoum and published on September 1, 1967, it was determined that Arab countries would not negotiate and make peace with Israel. Now can you please explain how Egypt won???

[@silentreaper9264]

Speake with Reality not some your own Created Strories guys🤣.If Egypt(🇪🇬) had full Control over Sinai Peninsula🏜️ then why did Egypt(🇪🇬) signed Camp David Accords in 1978 with State of Isreal(🇮🇱) under the Guidance of USA(🇺🇲).Which has no points mentioned Concessions given to Palestine 😂 (or) to any other Defeated Arab Countries Participanted in the War🤣.If Egypt had Edge and Control in War it would make Isreal in a Position to make Significant Concession to All Arab States and Palestine but nothing Happened🤣 But Egypt(🇪🇬) Got the Entire Sinai Peninsula🏜️ From Isreal(🇮🇱) because of that Accord only Isreali(🇮🇱) Troops🪖 withdraw from Sinai Peninsula🏜️ and it was also Accepted by Egyptian(🇪🇬) Government that is why in regard to that Egypt(🇪🇬)become the First Arab and Muslim(☪️) Nation in the World 🌍 Recognise State of Isreal(🇮🇱) eventhough all Muslim Nations(☪️) opposed it Seriously because to Egyptian Government their National Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity and Dignity is more important than you guys filthy Ultra Nationalist useless motives🤣.So you better say the Concrete History with actual Evidence 🧾 with Ground reality not some Distorted Version of your Own History Fellas🤣.

[@carolgaribay]

Al-Jazeera is top notch for its reporting on Palestine.

[@MukambaSindila]

Ok

[@gillianreyes-allen9524]

Now we know why Ajazeers building was brought down .. because they give the most accurate history and news coverage 🤔

[@e4t662]

The problem with history is that there are so many versions about what really happened any why?

[@ogwaljoseph6752]

❤❤❤❤ Shabbat shalom , Long live Israel

[@marwanmezo-bh1qq]

Honestly you are stupid On October 7, 2023 I repeat the same thing 

[@himanshutripathi6114]

War is such a high , for soldirs and strategists .......... but above all for people telling the stories of War.

[@user-jy2ye2rd9w]

انا ما اريد الصراع يكون حاضر لكن اذا المجتمع الدولي يظلم الشعب الفلسطين من حقوقه فهاذا طبيعي ردت فعله ، نظام إسرائيل يقتل الابراياء اكثر من 70 سنه واسرائيل اخذت اراضي فلسطين من القرن الماضي ارجع الى التاريخ الناس تشوف الواقع من زويه واحدها للأسف

[@Antifaschistische1865]

Operation Badr 1973🇸🇾

[@user-xd7dk3oy3q]

We heard that UN had put a ceasefire order on Egypt & Israel telling them if either fired on the other they’d find themselves at war with the west! Yet despite this Israel attacked Egypts 300 fighter jets? Yet they didn’t face any consequences for this & after 6 days UN called a ceasefire, leaving Israeli to believe they had an army of enormous strength & congratulated its self on taking the Golan Heights as well as Gaza. But faced no consequences from the west? Israel has enjoyed this impunity ever since. Without doubt the current situation is entirely the fault of the UN. Netanyahu shows maps at UN conferences showing Greater Israel not only including all of what remains of Palestine but also Jordan, so Israel has made its intent completely clear. Yet UNs reaction is silence????

[@azzubhaiya]

Make documentary about Saddam Hussein and how he fired 48 scud missiles at Tel Aviv

[@suhelmallick]

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

[@SeerahTV]

It was a war between Soviet Union and NATO , Just like a similar war in Asia in 1971

[@Chadaface]

There's no comparison. THe US and UK sanctioned pakistan entirely it was the PRC that was supplying the pakistani military in that war.