Yom Kippur War 1973 - Sinai Front DOCUMENTARY

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Our new animated historical documentary will cover the Yom Kippur war of 1973 also known as the Ramadan War or October War, specifically the Sinai Front where Egypt and Israel fought. 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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[@KingsandGenerals]

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[@user-ug7vx1te2n]

You are vary smart and you are hav goooood videos

[@Mr-pf1jb]

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[@szabolcskatona5260]

Ottoman wars ????

[@zecanas1]

Exelent video for 20min, worth more than that. And for those looking for the aljazeera documentary, its called 'The War in October'

[@williamgunter4268]

@@SaunKrystian it's cheaper to destroy them then ship them back to the U.S.

[@Sobercapybara]

This war is nothing, compared to the war that will take place in this comment section.

[@Antonious_jeffer]

I am waiting for it

[@moritamikamikara3879]

@Henryk Gödel This one here is certainly. War happens. especially in the middle east...

[@InventMyTory]

Béla Nyúl the comment section isn’t that bad

[@thestatistician6076]

NOT WILL IT ALREADY STARTED ! and i am currently seeing more shells thrown within two hours more than those fired in the 1973 war!

[@demeterruinedmylife3199]

That moment when you realise they haven’t make the Syrian front... *There is another*

[@necrosdominus5212]

Israel: barlev line could only go down using a nuclear bomb Egypt: hold my water hose

[@ameerelshabrawy9905]

@Nir Hakimian Are you Israeli?

[@mohammadmutari6214]

@Nir Hakimian bruh he just asked you a question and you call him a nazi

[@andyghaith3102]

@Me Do Egyptians still believe in Arab nationalism? It seems like a rare thought these days

[@andyghaith3102]

@Me thank god. soon our country will be united and free from cairo to baghdad

[@andyghaith3102]

@Nir Hakimian "a racist ideology that reward its believers with sex when they murder and steal land and holy places from others." aka JEWS

[@JtheInsane]

What's crazy is that the intelligence officer who told high command that Egypt wouldn't attack was being told by several of his subordinates that Egypt was DEFINITELY going to attack. But he ignored them. Oops

[@mystikmind2005]

but, but, why would anyone suspect an attack from a rival nation that hates you and has attacked you several times before??,,, c'mon, no one would suspect that, so who could blame him from ignoring his subordinates??? errrm, are we sure the intelligence officer was not Egyptian? Either that or he went to the General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett school for military intelligence.

[@mystikmind2005]

@@shareefqb I did not understand your comment?

[@bmva8263]

It was more complex than what the video said besides Israel was warned by former Egyptian president son in law. However they were arrogant they thought they egybtons cant go throw the line.

[@AvihooI]

Hindsight is 20-20. If you would go back to that era you would understand the Israeli political and military mentality, as well as that of the general public. They had their reasons to doubt an Egyptian invasion.

[@johneachus6667]

The worst enemy comes from within .

[@dorlonelliott9368]

The key to the initial Egyptian success was the lightly mentioned water pumps used to cut paths thru the sand dune banks. The IDF "knew" that it took 48 hours to cut a path with bulldozers and counted on that time to mobilize. An Egyptian BG irrigating his garden with a hose thought that it might be faster if they used large pumps and fire hoses and he was right - it took only 8 hours. Thus the IDF lost 40 hours of planned mobilization time

[@BirdiesGoCherp]

It took 6 hours to cross the Suez though, not 8.

[@dorlonelliott9368]

@@BirdiesGoCherp That was the assault boats. It took 2 more hours to get to the point that pontoon bridges could start assembling - without those it would have been just a raid.

[@jaeger9654]

They attack when majority israeli are in homes to celebrate yom kippur, the frontline is not garrison enough.

[@The-ZebraFinch-Channel]

Israel is too op

[@jaeger9654]

@Chams Ali do you mean 33k egyptian soldier against 500 israeli infantry and 50 tank? Egyptian armed with anti tank controlled missile saga best anti tank in the world at the time.

[@BradPittler]

The new graphics are much easier to decipher. I appreciate the recent clarity.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you

[@1kyleabc]

@@KingsandGenerals While I also do appreciate the nice 3d animations you got going on, there really need to be more detailed maps. Showing cities, attack routes, MSR's, and the sites of the major battles. Rather than just moving around the unlabeled icons, why not use the standard NATO symbols for echelons/units and keep them labeled accordingly. Would make the entire viewing much more easier to follow.

[@stormsar6417]

true, it was easier to follow this time with both 3D unit representations and lines drawn.

[@ViniciusKober]

This graphics looks like a game I used to play.

[@goganii]

@@1kyleabc yeah, I agree

[@tark_reyes4711]

Israel:*builds sand wall* Egyptian guys with some water: "I'm about to do what's called a pro gamer move"

[@zawarudo1630]

Egyptians still lost

[@bez5144]

@@zawarudo1630 guess they didn't had enough water.

[@mohamedabdelhamed816]

@@zawarudo1630 really Egypt still lose we fucken destroyed your fuken army and your wall by hose and you guys such killer free Palestine

[@moatazzeyada5888]

@@zawarudo1630 how did we lost

[@zawarudo1630]

Moataz Zeyada did you watch the video?

[@drawsochick6257]

My dad was a young Egyptian soldier here. He moved to London and married my English mum three years after this war. He only told me bits of what happened. He graduated from university with first degree honours in psychology and sociology then straight to the army. He died last month so I'm trying to understand more about his history. Very great video thank you so much

[@ahmadfathy7994]

Many information in this war not true

[@Planet_Xplorer]

Your dad is a hero. May he rest in peace.

[@jabbathetrump187]

My late grandpa also took part in that war but on the Israeli side. That bugger immediately rushed to join the fight when the war broke out despite being considered crippled (on paper) after he got grenade shrapnel to the head in a previous war.

[@Planet_Xplorer]

@@ramumanickam1643 ياخرنج شكلكع 😂😂

[@Planet_Xplorer]

@@ramumanickam1643 He is Egyptian. Taliban is in Afghanistan. Do you have a brain? Did you finish KG1? Taliban has defeated the US anyway 🤣

[@rickjohnson9558]

"Chinese Farm" was actually an Egyptian experimental agricultural center, using Japanese equipment. It was also a great SPI game back in the 1970's

[@The-ZebraFinch-Channel]

Lmfao

[@marwanmezo-bh1qq]

@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel On this farm hundreds of Israeli worshipers were murdered and Golda Meir smoked cigarettes

[@lastprophet9904]

my grandfather also died in that war.. he was camping nearby and went over to complain about the noise..

[@aedenali5985]

Your grandpa is a hero

[@magdyali2581]

i laughed way too hard at this

[@magdyali2581]

@@aedenali5985 i think it's a joke (if it isnt then i am accidentally one heck of an asshole)

[@lastprophet9904]

its a joke XD

[@lastprophet9904]

@bin to he stood between two groups and shouted about how his joint was blown off from his hand by some random blast.

[@denysd7241]

Really mindboggling how the Egyptian defeat was spun into a victory.

[@ofirgurvits9172]

They did recive the sinai back a short while after the war which kinda gives some legitimacy to the idea i guess. Not saying they won or anything though.

[@matrix3509]

To be fair, Egypt DID eventually get everything they wanted, with the return of Sinai to their possession. So in a sense, they were more successful than they could have possibly dreamed. All it cost them was a recognition of the legitimacy of Israel.

[@deciphertwentythree7726]

@@matrix3509 They compromised because military action was no longer possible they should be happy Israel was nice enough to give it back.

[@guillemgarcia8021]

@@matrix3509 I would say they were military defeated but territorially benefited

[@deeipomar2366]

Well, the Sadat's objective of this war was to restore some pieces of Sinai and at the end of the war he restored THE WHOLE SINAI!! If that's not a victory I don't know what a victory by your definition is, wars are not just won on by weapons you know??!

[@MichaelRose87]

The Arabs ability to turn their initial success into a resounding defeat is quite remarkable.

[@sync9847]

Though the Egyptians were able to turn the outcome of the war into a diplomatic coup by gradually regaining Sinai and developing a productive relationship with Israel. The Syrians failed to do any of that on the other hand.

[@sirius9897]

Not really what happened, the IDF begun to jam the Sam defense system the weaves known, the air Force Acts intensively

[@sirius9897]

​@@sync9847it's rather the Egyptians betrayed the syrians and stopped the war

[@sync9847]

@@sirius9897 The Syrians had decisively lost the war by then. Unlike Egypt who actually enjoyed clear victories early in the war, Syria was never even close to achieving it's objectives. Egypt holding out longer would have not changed the outcome of the war for Syria (but it could have worsened the outcome for themselves).

[@IveSeenSupernatural]

its almost like they can only cheap shot

[@littlejimmy7402]

If I had had access to such quality educational materials (and the internet), I don't think I would have hated history so much. In the past, it always felt like I just had to memorize a series of chronological events. This video helped me to understand the motivations, and also gives me some history on names I've always known, but didn't understand why they were famous.

[@teejayaich4306]

Couldn't agree more. When people say they think history is "boring" it's almost always that they had a boring (or simply insufficiently supported and equipped) teacher... I tell them "history is everything that every happened anywhere until the moment you read/hear what i'm saying" - but as you say if you just get a list of names, dates, and places, without any stories or context to add color, it not only makes that specific course boring, but often puts people off history permanently, when history is essential for understanding the present and future.

[@pedronabais1456]

​@@teejayaich4306ty god i watched history on tv and other places since young or i probably wouldn't have liked it, in my history classes more often was about the kings names and like their daily life and some other "culture stuff" while completly ignoring or barely touching on the world events, i went back to see, ww1 was done in 3 pages fml...

[@EdwardGatey]

Yeah, history is convoluted, with lots of dark and grey areas. So we cobble the best we can and allow speculation to run rampant. I think you see the result and try to cobble together an explanation without the privilege of backstory.

[@mark12strang58]

Syria had the numerical superiority and the moment of surprise , despite this they still were pushed back into Syria and the Israeli army managed to come close enough to Damascus to shell the city with artillery. .

[@danielboggan2479]

solidmoni that doesn’t make what they did less impressive, Syria had 20:1 manpower at the outbreak

[@boiboiboi1419]

solidmoni like what battle? Allied and axis are 5:1 ratio Stalingard were 700k germans vs 2 million russians D day were 500k allies vs 100k germans

[@boiboiboi1419]

solidmoni I’m just correcting your claim of low numbers is advantageous, which is not it never was not even in caesar era or napopenic era , Alexander era whatever era If syria goes to war , Egyptian will go to war too, and Egyptian army is on par with israel Japanese army fighting with tanks and howitzers vs us garrisons with just guns Did japanese and germany won the war?

[@slkjvlkfsvnlsdfhgdght5447]

@solidmoni so? the Syrians also had state of the art technology and tanks

[@orangephoenixbrazier4978]

@solidmoni I wouldn't call Centurions "state of the art" in 1973. They were nearly 40 years old at that point. Hell, they were still using Shermans.

[@tomcat-ek3bh]

Can we just appreciate the production quality here? I haven’t seen a KZbin channel that does a fly by of the animated map with the strafing jets. Good work guys!

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

Yea that as awesome

[@asdfight8422]

@@KingsandGenerals where are you from

[@KingsandGenerals]

@@asdfight8422 Canada

[@asdfight8422]

@@KingsandGenerals how do you know about this war and what is the resources that you used to make this video

[@itshervinho]

Great video, and the animation is really good. Love it!!! Can you do a video about Operation Entebbe? It's also a very interesting story

[@ammar3739]

Awesome Production Quality. Spot on Historical Accuracy. The best History Channel by far

[@Coonhound92372]

I was stationed in Berlin when this war broke out and that, ironically was the week my truck arrived in Bremerhaven. There was a lot of speculation that the Russians would stop the duty train from Berlin to Frankfurt and Bremerhaven. I distinctly remember driving up the 110 mile autobahn corridor and seeing massive tank maneuvers all along that corridor.

[@sidv4615]

How old are ya sir?

[@user-gm7ci6yf6q]

100years

[@MohamedSaid-ob3ug]

@@user-gm7ci6yf6q bad joke.

[@MohamedSaid-ob3ug]

@@sidv4615 it's not important to know. I would rather ask him other questions jus to know how was the general feeling of the people in Europa.

[@user-gm7ci6yf6q]

@@MohamedSaid-ob3ug ❤

[@emirb.a.745d7]

You never hear " the egyptians knew, the syrians knew".... you always hear " the isreali's knew" . this show how intelligence plays a key factor in modern warfare.

[@MooShaka89]

*Operation Nickel Grass wants to know your location*

[@oshefa]

Emir B.A.745d, There is a clear bias from narrator, or whoever wrote this story. The narrator uses word enemy when he refers to Egyptians...hmmm, I wonder what is the notion here?

[@ilbvlgari]

At the end isrealis got their asses kicked.

[@sandhupamaliyanage2886]

@@ilbvlgari not as badly as arabs, though. compare the casualities on either side

[@AA-cn6vp]

@@ilbvlgari true dat 😂😂🤣

[@VirgilZandig]

War has never been my history area of choice, but you do an amazing job at making me interested.

[@dr.3253]

I saw many video's about this war but to be onset this one is the best and the most informative to me , and what i like the most about it is your impartiality and objectivity 👍🏼

[@Ahmad_Mahammad]

It's a video established on Israelian command forces like Moshé Dian and Ariel Sharo

[@SunilKBarik]

This is painstaking work...the details in the animation n information makes it a true learning experience

[@olejnik5165]

I love when u do ,,modern'' wars they are made with such a big efford and U do it perfectly

[@legodude19999]

This man speaks the truth excellent videos!!!

[@opperturk124]

I also like those because there is more knowledge about it. We now basicaly everything that happend

[@nebsam7137]

Question Olenjnik, are you Ethiopian cause your profile pic is Emperor Halislisa ,the last Emperor of the Ethiopian Empire. I know it is not related to the video but just asking.

[@olejnik5165]

@@nebsam7137 No sir, I'm Polish

[@nebsam7137]

Olejnik, thanks for clarifying, so is it that you like Ethiopian history or just thought the guy looks cool

[@LichsuhoathinhDrabattle]

The channel releases videos regularly, with an easy to understand and interesting historical recap. Hope the channel produces more interesting historical videos☺☺

[@MoonCat49]

Brilliant visualisation of events. It made it so much easier to understand what occurred.

[@stupiditycentre5634]

Israel: builds sand wall Water hose: I am about to end this man’s whole career

[@MoaMeD-zd8fs]

@Hamza ForChrist Make sure they visit Suez and Ismailia

[@hamooda9026]

Egypt won .. there's no barlive line .. Sinai is Egyptian land .. The Egyptian army forces in the Sinai were 100 km from Tel Aviv and 90 km from Jerusalem. This is the result of Egypt's victory in the Yom Kippur War, which forced Israel to return Sinai to Egypt, insisting on the Israeli lie that their army won the Yom Kippur War and that it was 100 km from Cairo in the Yom Kippur War. Of course, they take advantage of people's lack of knowledge of distances. Because the distance from the Suez Canal to the outskirts of Cairo is about 100 kilometers, originally.

[@mcblyat9578]

@@hamooda9026 lmao Egypt lost and Israel gave them Sinai peninsula for peace in 1982 what are you smoking

[@hamooda9026]

@@mcblyat9578 Egypt celebrate and Israel celebrate ... from the other ... whoever won is the one who regained the land ... whether by peace or war ... this is like the Armenian war after defeats and a peace agreement

[@Detox206]

@@hamooda9026 you know, our god tells us to never laugh at our enemies when we win, people like you make it damn hard not to

[@vasileioskannes723]

Israel: Wins decisively despite initial setbacks, still fires people for those setbacks Egypt: Yay victories!

[@danieltsiprun8080]

I meam even thoguh Israeli won military it is still somewhat counts (idk how to say it in English) loss/tragedy in Israel because of the government being so unprepared for the war and the great loss of lives. Which led to a revolution from the right wing party the Likud and got them elected for the first time. This protest against the government started when soilders from the front came home and wanted answers why was the government so unprepared for this fight and sent them to die and left others in the forts to die because of such bad planning.

[@albericrex9005]

Well i know it hurts but... yayyy victoryyy

[@dust001]

@@albericrex9005 Dude I'm Egyptian too, but really it was Israel that won that war, Egypt really lost and all that propaganda was about us being able to cross that defence line and without the interference of the Americans and the Soviets Israel would have destroyed Cairo making it the nearly end of our country.

[@danieltsiprun8080]

@@dust001 i dont think we could have ever occupy Cairo i think the city population was higher then all of Israel population.

[@dust001]

@@danieltsiprun8080 Well you don't need that many troops to occupy the city as it would be nearly defenceless as the main military power was concentrated in and near Sinai, anyway I'm glad that you didn't do it I wouldn't like to grow up in that scenario.

[@danielehrenberg2470]

Funny to see how we debate on who won this war. Each side accuses the other side’s ego for preventing them from seeing the "truth", which is "of course" that our side won and the other side lost. But the truth is war is dreadful. As much as videos like this are fun to watch, the war itself is far from fun to participate. People died. Families were broken. Survivors are still walking among us bearing traumas. Mothers in both Cairo and Jerusalem were devastated losing their dearest regardless of how "victorious" their side came out of this war. We should be grateful that was the last major conflict between the two countries and hope for ever lasting peace on both sides of the Sinai desert

[@cognito8325]

Cliche comment

[@1100100il]

Thank you very much, this video is much better than any Israeli documentary about this war. All the documentaries in Hebrew are specific to each battle and there is a lack of comprehensive overview of this war.

[@rolay504]

Really awesome channel, i love how indepth your videos are, especially about modern conflicts which can be hard to get good information about, keep up the amazing work.

[@engodiab]

There is no amazing work in telling loses in one side

[@rolay504]

@@engodiab the losses on every side is allways awful no matter which side you choose too support. My point is that these topixs were shunned in history class because the topic was to toxic among everyone, one choose one side and someone another. History should be taught no matter who won or lost.

[@mahmoudabdolkhalek7848]

My uncle has fought for 7 years with The Egyptian Army as an infantryman in both Attrition War and 6th of October Yom Kippur War. In Attrition war, he managed to capture an Israeli soldier. In 6th of October Yom Kippur War, he participated in crossing and destroying Bar-lev Line and he got injured in his leg. He passed away two months ago, may he rest in peace and hope you guys pray for him. 🌷

[@Saleh-994]

الله يغفر له ويرحمة ويتجاوز عنه

[@mahmoudabdolkhalek7848]

@@Saleh-994 غفر الله لك أخى و لأمواتكم و أموات المسلمين جميعا.

[@mohammadroshan2258]

I wanna Make You My Friend. My Insta Id @muhammad_roshan_ali_72

[@davidaltman8392]

he got lucky, he didnt got a humiliating death as the mayority of arab soldiers that stupidly dared to fight israel

[@Saleh-994]

@@davidaltman8392 I bit it wasn't as humiliating as having your legendary difference line being completely ruined in 6 hours and you running to your daddy America for help Remember "save Israel"?

[@user-wp2bt5ly8q]

I had a theory that it would take them all night to build bridges and that we could prevent this with our armored vehicles, but it turned out to us that preventing them is not an easy matter, and it cost us a very high price for our efforts to send tanks to the battlefront. Moshe Dayan

[@christophersmith5691]

For an Egyptian account check out that of Shazli, the chief of staff (gives a clear order of battle for the armed forces). For an Israeli account, read that of Bren Adan, armoured division commander whose unit fought at Chinese Farm and crossed to the West Bank of the canal.

[@christophersmith5691]

For both sides the forces engaged were smaller than is at first apparent, reduced by cross deployments and attrition. For example the Israelis fought with only 5 small armoured divisions even after reserves were called up, though other units came south following the Golan defeat of the Arabs. The crossing of the canal was by a single reduced battalion of paratroopers. Vitally, the Israelis had always planned a canal crossing and trained accordingly, also they had acquired and prepared special bridging equipment, like the roller bridge towed by tanks. Their divisions were about the size of a NATO style brigade, their tank brigades the size roughly of a British army tank regiment after the reduction process of cross attachments and losses. On both sides there was a tendency to disperse forces into smaller 'packets' though high mobility on the Israeli side masked this

[@Der_Befraier]

I have done PHD on Mideast through Kings and Generals.

[@VladislavDrac]

Too early for PhD. A Master's Degree can do for the meantime

[@VladislavDrac]

@@saint_matthiasI was referring to Middle East history from antiquity to present. But if what he meant was Cold War Middle East history, then I'm mistaken

[@MeowyBrigade]

Did you include War Thunder into your thesis?

[@franz.isler799]

What Community College did you go for your Ph.D.?

[@CoffeeSuccubus]

I dont call it the "mideast" because im not a dumb person who seperates Asia as a different continent, even thought the ME is Asia historically, and Egypt is not in the ME. its in Africa and Asia.

[@TheSlashd0t]

I love the new graphics for all military units and the 3/4 arial view. They really add to making already great videos even greater! Looking forward to seeing more of these for (ancient) historical battles as well :)

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@egyptiannationalist167]

Everyone forgets to mention the 4rth armoured division which showed metal west of the canal despite being outnumbered 3:1 and not having air support

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

This is Leno f my favourite channels on KZbin never stop sir.

[@slashd]

This war lasted for three weeks, wish this video had a timeline.

[@zavtradnem]

19 days

[@jazzyjay1150]

@@zavtradnem Yeah, that’s what they said ya goofy..

[@asgghanem]

believe me tomorrow will be much faster

[@jazzyjay1150]

@@asgghanem ?

[@asgghanem]

@mowgli2071 u know the truth man don’t judge yourself

[@VanaeCavae]

I was waiting for a video on the Yom Kippur war for a long time. Thank you.

[@danghoangluong2942]

For people who claim "the main objective of the war for Egypt was to get troops to cross the canal and hold ground on the other bank in order to start negotiations therefore Egypt won": In that case Egypt lost, because Israel crossed the Canal and were 1,600km^2 away from Cairo. Should the UN did not ring the bell, Egypt would have been pushed entirely out of Sinai and even lose more territory.

[@faithfulsoldier519]

I have a feeling that you guys are all programmed to repeat the ''100 km away from Cairo'' statement, thinking of it as a great achievement, without understanding the situation. Do you know that the Egyptian army right now is almost 100 km away from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, as it stands at Rafah? After the counter-attack, as the IDF managed to cross the Suez canal to occupy its western bank, it received double defeats in Suez city and Ismailia and failed to occupy them and was forced to be stationed on the south-western side of the Suez canal, which is ''100 km away from Cairo''. On the other hand, the Egyptian army managed to occupy the whole eastern side of the Suez canal after the crossing and the destruction of the Bar-Lev line, which remained occupied by the Egyptian army until the end of the war, with exception of the Deversoir air base.

[@Planet_Xplorer]

​@@faithfulsoldier519Excellent point 👏. What they also fail to mention is that Sharon fled Suez to KM 101. It's not like her occupied anything in between.

[@Comeback_.]

They were expelled from Sinai, dismantled the settlements, and lost the war in exchange for recognition that they are a state..Therefore, they will always show in their comments that they swept Egypt to save face.

[@y.l7455]

​@@faithfulsoldier519 You don't get the point, it's not "IDF 100 km from Cairo", it's "IDF 100 km from Cairo and Egypt could do nothing about this".

[@faithfulsoldier519]

@@y.l7455 Reread my whole reply, not just the first paragraph.

[@badrlb2671]

Thanks for work

[@elysium76]

Man, I like your videos, you are doing what the History Channel fails to do

[@oneperson9708]

Last time i was this early, syria was still in control of the golan heights

[@abandonedchannel281]

Last time I was this early, the British were in control of Palestine

[@IWILL360URMOM]

Last time i was this early, Moses parted the red sea.

[@borisan5048]

Last time I was this early, Egyptians weren't arabs.

[@jake2.035]

Last time I was this early, white people were still black and fighting the Neanderthals for Europe.

[@EinFelsbrocken]

Last time I was this early, the world still was in its pangaeic state :o

[@shacozhang3605]

The fact that IDF decided to cross the canal while territory was not secured on their own side gave me thrills

[@MrYitzhak]

Yeah, they left it, they didnt care to fight it as it gave no real threat. Egypt were practically fighting nothing there, so Israel focus on going deep into Egypt.

[@TheNealzarka]

well, they said it was already planned, i guess they knew that omce the bridge was up, the rest would be easy.

[@ronbouj]

Who's here during the 2023 October war?

[@thundernegro]

you guys are so consistently awesome, it didn't feel right to not patreon you anymore, so I just did. thanks again.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Welcome aboard :-)

[@kevlarburrito6693]

It's not quite accurate to say the Egyptians had little confidence that they could beat the Israeli's on the ground. Their commanders had a lot of confidence in their new equipment and tactics.

[@thelion3481]

@@mancleave7330 beacause my relegion and my country didn,t teach me to insult any one I can,t insult you ... But in the same time the both did teach me to don,t speak far away without doing ... If you,r a man do ... Don,t talk... If you,r brave....

[@thelion3481]

@@mancleave7330My language is good and correct, it does not matter that I erred on one or more things, but the information arrived in a correct way. The problem in yours You don,t understand, but I am honored to be Arabic and speak Arabic, and I am not honored to speak English

[@replyorratioifugaysaycrymo1684]

Man Cleave Damn he got you lmao

[@kevlarburrito6693]

@@thelion3481 ...I understood every word you used....but stop angrily mashing on the keyboard...because none of it made any sense

[@kevlarburrito6693]

Finally, you spend your first comment railing on and on about how your religion "and my country didn,t teach me to insult any one" and then spend the next 3 posts doing just that. Pull your head from your hypocritical ass.

[@shiringham]

A decisive part of why Israel's counter attack was successful that wasn't mentioned here was the fact that the Egyptians had no intention or preparation to continue marching through Sinai, they were only prepared to take over the 12 km east of the canal where they had air defense cover. and then to use diplomacy to sort the rest out, but they were pressured by the soviet union, who basically funded the whole thing, and by Syria, who played a major role distracting the IDF in the north, to continue marching and it almost cost them everything, they were stretched too thin against a far more superior army that had direct support from USA and they were exposed to air strikes. Israel also ignored the ceasefire later when they crossed the canal and encircled the 3rd div. The fact this ended the way it ended is a blessing and a miracle for Egypt.

[@everythingman987]

Your analysis is inaccurate and a coping mechanism. Egypt was well supplied by her oil rich neighbors and by the Soviets just as Israel was well supplied by the United States. Egypt's original goal was indeed to advance through the Sinai and take back all territory it had lost in 1967. the 1973 was a loss for Egypt and Egypt's allies, even though it was very costly for the Israelis.

[@ahmadfathy7994]

@@everythingman987 not true read more about this war and soviet didn't help egypt like USA helped to isreal and isreal lost in suz cities read more about battle of Suze and ismalia

[@anslemslove5215]

Arabs lost ... as always. LOL!

[@ahmadfathy7994]

@@anslemslove5215 in first we are not arab and egypt won and egypt damage the ancient kingdom of jews many times lol

[@anslemslove5215]

@@ahmadfathy7994 - Egypt/Arabs always lose every war because you don't even know what 'winning' means. Look at the maps before & after the war - Israel had control of the Suez Canal. Compare Israel (9 million population & 500 billion economy) vs Egypt (100 million & 430 billion) today = no comparison.

[@shakilahmedawan1538]

Good effort. I expect the details covered in the war history is based on truth and reality.

[@ventolus2068]

Please do Yugoslav Wars. Then you will see a comment war.

[@patrickcummins79]

that would b a shit show, just from illustrating the changing maps, as well as the numbers of dead due to ethnic cleansing on all sides.. (the muslims killing serb villages outside screbrenicza UN safe zone and the range of deaths from screbrenicza massacre by the serbs in july 95; was it 2000 or 8000 dead killed that day? often the other 6000 dead are reported to be combatants who died in fighting previous to the july massacre of muslim men by bosnian serb forces)

[@Lawrance_of_Albania]

Yugoslav people are just fine together,but once they start talking about politics and 90's shit storm is inevitable

[@commissargeko4029]

@@patrickcummins79 actually the un intervention was relatively successful at least compared to what there doing in the Middle East and Africa.

[@baklava6138]

James Livingston your comment is a shit show, you obviously have no idea what happened given your synopsis of srebrenica.

[@baklava6138]

Mixer not really, look into which civilians were killed 4 to 1, and then you wouldn’t equalize all armies and their atrocities on the same level.

[@MostafaElguindy]

Pretty balanced. However, it is unfair to detail Operation Badr's plan with no praise to its mastermind, Colonel Elshazly.

[@khaledhagag1696]

lMAO dude stfu he is just a loser who says that he did everything in the plan like there wasn't any one in the army except him

[@TheAhmadhatem]

@@khaledhagag1696 General El=shazly never said that, however, yes.. he was the mastermind behind the whole plan. This claim is supported by evidence already published globally like Guide-book no.41 . His achievements DIRECTLY lead the Egyptian army to success during the crossing.

[@eldeebcampeador]

@@khaledhagag1696 He was the mastermind behind the whole and was dismantled by the jealous useless fuck Sadat. So you should shut the fuck up if you're so fucking clueless.

[@damagejackal10]

@@eldeebcampeador The problem was Sadat was a political schemer, who undermined the hard work of Shazly and Egyptian army. When the Israelis crossed the canal Shazly had plans to deal with them. But he got undone by Sadat's political ambition.

[@eldeebcampeador]

@@damagejackal10 Well Sadat was a useless prick who stood upon the labors of others, whether the restoration of the army after the 1967 catastrophe or El Shazly's great strategies, or the successes of the Egyptian army in repelling the israelis in some very crucial battles, all of these secured his legacy when he didn't really do much of his own merit apart from maybe making the decision to go to war.

[@zivzan]

The battle was won by Israel thanks to its' strategical superiority and won by Egypt thanks to its' leader's ability to portray every defeat as a victory.

[@alyaly2355]

Nah we won with OUR strategical superiority. Where does it say that Israel won?

[@zivzan]

@@alyaly2355 In every history book that doesn't try to stroke the Arab ego.

[@alyaly2355]

@@zivzan I have a relative that fought in the 1973 war. We got back most of Sinai by force. The Camp David Accords were about Israel gifting us Sinai while Egypt gives Israel recognition. This is half true. When we got back Sinai, there was still a small piece of land that we wanted back. We got it back through the Camp David Accords

[@thecowboy2541]

@@alyaly2355 Egypt admitting Israel is a legitimate state giving Israel more political power

[@thecowboy2541]

@@alyaly2355 none of it was taken by force. They got part of it back through political pressure

[@hrvojesvetec3058]

Israelis just cant afford losing a war,they know that would be GAME OVER for the jewish people..today they are a force to be reckon,very skilled,intelligent,well trained,well equiped and very very motivated

[@CheemsofRegret]

I just find this war utterly hilarious because I have a buddy literally named Hafez Al-Assad.

[@abandonedchannel281]

1 2 Salah Jadid was the best option for Syria, I can see the Syrians gaining back the Golan Heights under his leadership

[@TheTariqibnziyad]

Ah fuck

[@KillerGaming-kh9yn]

Could be Bashar's kid

[@maxwellalexander2962]

@Luqman Osman Is it called massacring because of the big scary bombs that get dropped by hand and not a metal clamp? Surely the prestigious orcs of jihad are as noble and kind enough to evacuate their civilians from the stagnant frontlines of conflict, no? Or maybe that's all the point?

[@mehrcat1]

I'm so glad that thousands died that thousands died for your amusement, Dick. Yeah that's so funny. Oh, you have a mate called Hafez Al-Assad? So do millions people people from the Maghreb to the Gulf. Do you know the meaning of "literally?" No, you're probably American. Go and look it up and come back and tell me how ANYBODY could NOT be LITERALLY called their own name.

[@abrahammartinez9030]

Omg i LOVE this channel so much. It is so informative of all the wars that happened before my time. I am a big fan of history and to have this illustration to help picture what and how things happened is amazing keep up the AMAZING job guys really.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you

[@sellyshootsandscores9300]

A really well timed recomandation

[@MrSupernova111]

Fascinating! Thanks!

[@andrehenrique2093]

Wonderful video, remember me the times when i played Civilization. Nice work as always.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thanks!

[@tinynuggins1029]

Great video. You all did an awsome job. I have seen hour long big production "tv" documentaries that didnt explain it near as well as this video did. I love the "strategy game" style graphics.That made it alot easier for my gamer based brain to comprehend. Lol I have seen other youtube videos with similar graphics but their narration wasn't as clear. This video was great on both fronts(see what I did there?..ha!) Seriously great job on the video though. You definitely earned a like.

[@freddygarcia5694]

That Rolling bridge reminds me of the Orcs when they bring up the WOLFS HEAD "GROND" "GROND""GROND"

[@tigersex6689]

The Egyptian casualties in air forces in the first strike in 6th. October 1973 afternoon were officially 8 aircrafts out of 205. later along the fighting days in the war it reached 48 as you said.

[@spiderweb4218]

Thank you, man, I have been searching for a channel dedicated to these things throughout my life, a greeting to you from Egypt

[@zaid9026]

Isreal would have been wiped out from the map in that war if they didnt threaten to use there nucleur weapons

[@user-zn2gc4cn7q]

🇸🇦💚🇪🇬

[@user-kg5yj1go6y]

@@zaid9026 if they use the two lands will get destroyed

[@The-ZebraFinch-Channel]

@@zaid9026 we could had a clear victory if we didn’t listen to damn Syria.

[@zaid9026]

@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel if we dont have corrupt goverments and leaders . They wouldnt havent have been able to come to palestine in ships in the first place

[@unstoppable-ar3292]

You should have showed the final borders at the end as a closure of the war. Great video 👍

[@asheralon8142]

They surprised us and kicked our butts in the start. We didn’t expect for this. You can see “valley of tears” series. But in the end the result was pretty good

[@youssefmohamed-ti5wp]

True we would have destroyed Israel for good ...but Sadat chose peace. And were okay with it we want peace forever but just having a look at Palestinian kids dying every year at the hands of Israel Israel will never make REAL peace with any Arab just temporary

[@MSNskills]

@Mark Yohana Exactly, I am Egyptian also, and Anwar El Sadat didn't want to go and invade Israel he wanted show the world that Egypt isn't afraid, Israel isn't untouchable and go to get his land back. Also this war is a win win because Egypt won by war and by peace and Israel won also this war by peace, strategically and diplomatically/politically by making Egypt the first Arabic country to recognize Israel as state and country

[@grapesgamer8045]

The result for Israel wasn't good at all national unrest and both minister of defense and prime minister stepped down

[@OK-yy6qz]

​​​​@@youssefmohamed-ti5wp you act as if this was even an option 😂😂😂. It took a Month for Israel forces to reach Cairo and less than a week to reach Damaskus. If the war Continued Egypt would have been wiped off the map

[@18carlox32]

​@@OK-yy6qzstop coping jew

[@DonOmar00]

My grandfather who died back in 2014 was the leader of a radar unit in the war i always liked to hear how it was for him back then ..

[@tommythecat4961]

I can answer from the Israeli side, my uncle was a tank commander in the Sinai peninsula. He always said "the Syrians were a bunch of incompetents, the Jordanians didn't want to be there and did the minimum, the Egyptians were the only ones we respected because they were smart and resourceful". He was 19 during the war and always looked at the Egyptians as adversaries more than enemies. Also he had great respect for Sadat, going to the parliament of an enemy country offering peace and recognition knowing he was going to pay dearly took really massive balls.

[@DonOmar00]

@@tommythecat4961 i hope one day Palestinian people can live in peace , you sure do have respect for egypt but I can't say the same about you sadly , your country is built on innocent people graves and remains of body parts , your seas resemble blood .

[@DonOmar00]

@@tommythecat4961 I don't really care , i hope p🇵🇸 will be free from you and your gen0.cide

[@nexeos]

Hell yeah brother! I love the insane production value you put into all of your videos but specifically Israeli conflicts, incredible work.

[@Michael-kd1ho]

The Egyptian offensive on the 14th was launched despite the vehement objections of the Egyptian Chief of Staff, General Saed Al-Shazli. As he had forseen, Egyptian armor, now outside of the defensive AA net, was outmaneuvered by the IDF in the open desert and destroyed. Moreover, despite Al-Shazly's objections, the units utilized in the offensive were pulled from the armor reserves of the 2 armies, and attacked along 3 diffrent routes at the same time instead of concentrating their efforts. As an Israeli - General Al-Shazly was very well respected by the Israelis as a military mind, one of the few competent Egyptian commanders, even through the fiasco of the Six Day War. One of several military appointees by Saadat to the upper echelon of Egyptian command, designed to replace the overly potisized and largely incompetent officer corp brough there by Nasser and Amer. The canal crossing plan, with it's multiple factors, complicated time table and strategic intelligence deceptions - in particular, regarding the water cannons, that the Israelis utterly failed to comprehend the importance of - is credited to him.

[@abdulrhmanfarhat7291]

Michael i completely agree with you al sadat was just a jerk he ruined his plan just for your nation luck we have always such losers as naser and al sadat but anyways I respect your opinion

[@Alkes777]

Michael- Just a note. The offensive on the 14th was an attempt to tie the Israelis down and keep them from transferring forces to Syria in the North where the situation was dire for Israel at that moment. Luckily the Syrians and Egyptians didn't communicate honestly with each other. Once the Israelis got resupplied and took care of anti air defenses the Egyptian forces didn't stand a chance.

[@mrpirate4100]

@@Alkes777 That's the stupid reason Sadat told about it, Israel was already had a better position on north front before 14th so no need to transfer more forces there anyway. You can't assume Israel could have destroyed AA guns because they tried and failed miserably so they stopped trying till Sadat gave them this gift.

[@Alkes777]

@@mrpirate4100 True, they couldn't take out the AA from the air. So they were being taken out with ground forces before "Sadat's gift". I know this first hand.

[@Michael-kd1ho]

@@Alkes777 By the 14th, the Syrians were almost completely beaten back from the Golan, and the IDF was concentrating forces for an assault into Syria proper, some 40 kms from Damascus. The Egyptian offensive was partly a political move to help ease of the pressure from the Syrians.

[@osamabinlackin1556]

Fun fact: jeddah fountain was one of the high pressure pumps used to open the sand wall in 73

[@evilasio30]

Bom documentário ! Saudações do 🇧🇷

[@jefehipo]

Another very well done video. A question: You seem to be using less historical footage to illustrate the conflict. Is there less available of this period or an editorial decision? Again, great video

[@pteacademicturkish364]

i really appreciate your effort.. this is so detailed and objective. thank you very much

[@johnthinkpad]

I actually thought that the Egyptians managed to go much deeply into Sinai. It's clear now that they just crossed the channel and advanced a bit. They never came anywhere near an Israeli city.

[@Nottotti-eg9nf]

That wasn't the goal to begin with, the goal was to cross the Canal successfully, destroy the Bar Lev Line which was claimed to be "indestructible" at the time by Israeli and British Intelligence create a 10-15 km buffer zone in the Eastern side of the Canal, create a defensive umbrella against any air threats by deploying multiple Anti Air, force the Israelis in the offensive and hold that small buffer zone in the Eastern side of the Canal which all happened and successfully. The goal was to force the Israeli into negotiations, that was the plan all along, the war was just the first time to force the Israelis into the negotiation table and this was all mentioned in Sadat's journal. Militarily Egypt was winning during the first few days, and with Israel gaining the upper hand in the last few days, so it was more or less a draw militarily, but politically? It was definitely an Egyptian victory, cause we negotiated Israel to give back Sinai in return we recognise them. The goal was to regain Sinai through negotiations, and that's exactly what happened, so Egypt achieved their war goals, so we can say that the Egyptians won the war. Won the war of course Politically, cause Militarily it was more or less a draw than anything.

[@nuevagranadaempire2118]

Muy interesante suceso histórico, realmente son impresionantes las tácticas de Egipto e Israel, y sobretodo la manera en como Israel se desenvolvió en una guerra que parecía perdida

[@manwelwasfy4371]

This video is not true thats israelian propaganda

[@mohamedboulmaouhib5170]

israel was saved because of the egyptian president decision despite the commanders saying no to an attack outside the SAM umbrella

[@nourelsabah748]

Say hello to mama America

[@DonKilluminatis]

​@@nourelsabah748cry muslim

[@DonKilluminatis]

​@@mohamedboulmaouhib5170yea like in the 6 day war

[@egyguy2669]

I'm Egyptian and i want to say let's forget about war and work for peace . I am meeting a lot of Israeli tourists in Charm Elsheikh Egypt and they are so friendly and peaceful

[@matanco281]

Well said

[@ojc8902]

yalla!

[@kingi97]

Traitor

[@ojc8902]

@@kingi97 you are the real traitor for wanting to continue suffering and being enemies. He wants what's best for both countries, you just want to remain in the past.

[@kingi97]

OJC, Why dont you make peace with ISIL (Daesh) for example than?

[@AlphaCrucis]

The music for these modern warfare videos takes me back to Command and Conquer: Generals.

[@s.marcus3669]

Generally accurate with one glaring error. "Parachutists" are people, usually civilians who enjoy skydiving for fun. "Paratroops" are airborne infantry, even if they are inserted via truck or helicopter or even on foot.

[@xiddox1]

still funny to see Egyptions calling the war "a victory"- taking in account the fact that Egypt's army literally faced only 1/2 of the IDF, and by the end of the war the IDF was sitting 101km (but who's counting right?) from Cairo. the 3rd egyption army was surrounded and the Israeli airforce flew over Cairo making sonic booms who broke glasses and windows of buildings. they could have attacked as well but they only accelerated their engines to make those sonic booms and the egyption people who sit in mainland Egypt have experienced for the first time how it is to be a part of the front line- something that they didn't experience neither in 67' nor 48'.

[@TingitanianCenturion]

thank you

[@xiddox1]

@@TingitanianCenturion np

[@ahmedsama61]

In the end who took Sinai back and who lost it? And who had an insane US military and economic support and had way superior jets, tanks and weapons? And yet could not keep Sinai And for your knowledge the distance between Suez and Cairo is only 124 km!

[@xiddox1]

@@ahmedsama61 egypt never "took" sinai. Israel handed it in exchange for peace because Egypt was desperate to gain money from European banks because of a worm who destroyed all of the Egyptian agricultural industry. The europeans banks allowed loans to egypts only if they will make peace with israel because they don't want to invest in Egyptian industry knowing it will be destroyed by Israel. Israel never needed sinai, it's a complete useless desert with no resources and barely is habitable. The Egyptians relied on soviet modern weapons as well, and even though the IDF was split in two fronts the Egyptian army was surrounded and mainland egypt was invaded for the first time and Cairos' residents felt the noises of the war over their heads. And until today after more than 40 years the Egyptian army is not allowed to move heavy forces to the sinai peninsula, they made and agreement that it will be a buffer zone. Nowadays the israeli army is way more advanced so if Egypt had attacked today they would have lost the sinai peninsula in about 2 days just like in 1967

[@ahmedsama61]

@IddoB if Sinai is useless piece of land why Israel took it in the first place, they took it because they are an expansionist country Andy had a dream to rule over the area between the Nile and Euphrates and they actually built settlements in Sinai which means they intended to keep it unless they are forced out and they are still holding the Golan heights because they defeated the Syrian army there. And yes the European banks and countries supported Israel by every means they had, that's why they were able to win a lot of their wars. And it is unfair to compare the support of the US and European countries to Israel to that of the Soviet Union to Egypt. Israel was forced militarly then diplomatically to get out of Sinai and the internet is full of photos of the Israelie people crying and refusing to leave their settlements there because they where forced out.

[@angelaquino3730]

YEAHHHSS THANK GOD ITS ABOUT TIME FOR THIS

[@zamalin2]

I think you missed a great opportunity here to talk about one of the first uses of UAV In a big war, UAVs were used to draw fire of SAM sites before air would strike at those SAM sites. it was regarded as highly effective.

[@KingsandGenerals]

That kinda stuff is saved for the Cold War Channel.

[@philippeszwarcbart6507]

I’ve not heard of that tactic being used in the Yom Kippur war. That tactic was famously used in 1982 by the Israeli Air Force to destroy Syrian air defense systems in the Baka Valley. Perhaps you are confusing with the 1982 war?

[@AliceMarieM]

it is a great pity there is not a similar channel devoted to diplomacy, the story of the Camp David Agreement, the Good Friday Agreement, the Panama Canal Treaty, the Treaty of Versailles, the Treaty of Westphalia, etc.

[@MostafaElguindy]

Operation Badr (The Crossing) was a decisive Egyptian success. The air strike was largely successful, with loss of 8 (out of 205) war planes at most -the 40 narrated (actually 48) was over the whole war! Egyptian infantry men crossed a water barrier, overtook the high ground, neutralised all but 1 of the IDF fortifications (Budapest), established defensive bridgeheads, implemented anti-tank weaponry to unprecedented success, overwhelmed the IDF initial defensive plan (Dovecote), and successfully blocked the second coordinated armoured attack by 2 superior tank divisions. Not to mention a successful naval blockade, and the air defence umbrella that completely neutralised the IAF over the battle ground. The sand barrier that costed hundreds of millions of dollars was overcome by water pumps! In less than 2 days, 90 thousand men crossed into Sinai with minimal losses. The plan was strategic, and did not aim to retake Sinai but to cross the canal and established an open war front on the eastern bank. All targets were achieved on time and again with unbelievably minimal losses. The later failures of the war were attributed to the political interference by Sadat, enforcing a further poorly planned offensive (to relieve the syrian front) that led to devastating losses and allowed the success of Operation Abirey-Halev with US support, AKA Operation Nickel Grass. This is a completely different story, and the Egyptian Army Chief of Staff , Colonel Elshazly, firm opposition to it lead to his dismissal only 2 months after the war.

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

Fair comment. Thanks.

[@TingitanianCenturion]

so smart

[@christopherbravo1813]

big woop. Egypt has massive amounts of equipment from the USSR and engaged in a vast intelligence campaign in order to catch Israel off guard. and yet even with every advantage, no CONCEIVABLE way of failing, they still got bloodied horribly and failed to make the massive gains that Israel had made when the situation was reversed less than a decade prior.

[@elihaitalker9022]

The power of a soldier who defends the home should not be underestimated

[@adammohamadali1891]

Not their homes, the homes the Israelis lived in belonged to others and had no rights to them...

[@khaledsherif7056]

Sinai is your home ? How it belongs to Egypt now ?

[@mahmoudelshafey1097]

The power of us 🇺🇸 that fought your fight,

[@WHU63]

Israel is the Holy Land that God gave to the Jews as an inheritance. There was a Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount 1500 years before Islam was invented.

[@WHU63]

@Peanut In A Nutshell We are talking about Israel. Israel is the land of the Jews according to YAHWEH which was the name God gave himself when he spoke to Moses at the burning bush. The wars in 1948, 1967 & 1973 all started when multiple Arab nations attacked Israel. Each time Israel survived despite massive odds against them. God remembered his covenant.

[@SnafuWT]

I thought egypt was winning but when i went for chips and came back, israelis are already preparing to push for cairo 🤣

[@ShujathAlikhan]

Please watch the real video, he mixed it up with 6 day war

[@faithfulsoldier519]

Not after they were crushed in Ismailia and Suez, the last battles in the war, while Egypt was already occupying the eastern coast of the canal!

[@youssefenoo0675]

Your Not laugh😤

[@mohamedalaa4669]

Your words are wrong, dear Egypt fuck Israel in youm Kippur 1973 In this war was the great Egyptian victory 🇪🇬💪 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@youssefenoo0675]

Egypt Won in war 1973❤❤❤🇪🇬 Iloved Egypt FUCKed Israel 🖕🖕🖕🤮

[@rohitsoni2109]

Video is recommended at a great time. Nice

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

For war is death, and death is waste. A life should not be wasted while it may yet be controlled to serve a greater purpose...

[@eyadwael7905]

Israelis in 1967 : We ended the Egyptian army in just 6 days 🤯 Egyptians in 1973 : bit** please, can you do it in 6 hours?

[@christian7724]

Israel won the Yom Kippur war

[@blithe74]

soviet army was secretly sent to egypt during the yom kippur war. you're proud of 2 vs 1? edit: egypt, ussr, syria, jordan, iraq vs israel. 5 armies vs 1. worthy of a spit on your face.

[@alexandrosios1979]

Damn, and still lost? How can you lose when you „destroy“ their armies in a few hours?

[@snakemagma2426]

@@blithe74 that's not true bro egypt shit on Israel without ussr help

[@user-tp6dj8nw1d]

@@christian7724 Israel is nothing without ribbon You are children If Egypt fights Israel alone, you will be wiping Israel out of the universe💪💪💪You are the children of America

[@realmless4193]

Israel: gets pincered. Also Israel: let's make them surround us so we can do a switcheroo and surround them.

[@talink6867]

progamer move

[@cons9053]

Israel: "I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move"

[@malekluke3703]

If it wasnt for those US satellites.......

[@imperialguardsman5929]

@@malekluke3703 cry harder

[@malekluke3703]

I'm not crying m8, just calling out a fact, and what do you mean cry, we won 😅

[@RJFPme]

The high pressure firehoses reminds of those used during mining gold in California. They do horrendous environmental damage , but are extremely effective at destroying hillsides. Sandbanks would be an easier task to erode with firehoses .

[@Planet_Xplorer]

The Israelites were outsmarted by the Egyptians

[@umarriaz313]

Awesome explanation. Which software do you use to develop these animations???

[@nicasiohibaya7881]

FYI 5 madlad cargo ships waited for a few years to get out of the suez canal

[@Paskalion]

@Revolutionary Communist 8 years to be exact. Yes the war is short. But cleaning the suez canal to make it safe take years.

[@ricardoguanipa8275]

Can we get an Episode on the" Football War" between El Salvador and Honduras,

[@rocekth]

Oversimplified music starts-

[@aidanwow1593]

That would be a great April Fool's video.

[@imgvillasrc1608]

That would be amazing! Kings and Generals should do more under represented wars like those.

[@jubalandmedia6804]

Thank you your clear program so we are waiting for you 1977 war beween somalia and Ethiopië

[@artsandcrafts7075]

Moshe dayan: THE BARLEV LINE IS THE STRONGEST DEFENSIVE LINE IN THE WORLD AND IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR EGYPT TO DESTROY IT OR EVEN CROSS THE CANAL ** litarly 6 hours after te first airstrike** Moshe dayan : we are doomed

[@itzikashemtov6045]

"By deception we war" - That's the Mossed motto and Israelis never "talk" big for no reason it was just a deception move to talk this way so Egypt will fear attacking the line, By the end Egyptian leaders only planned the attack on the Line but didn't plan how to penetrate into the Sinai itself, Maybe out of surprise how they "broke" so fast the defense and now stumbled what to do next.

[@PrinceSpopovich]

@Fuck KZbin egypt had the soviets the fuck u want😂

[@user-hr9hy9it7q]

@@PrinceSpopovich Egypt kickked 20,000 soviets in 1972. And societs refused to send advanced weapons to Egypt for that reason. Imagine having powerful American and European F-4 phantoms and being defeated by the inferior MIG-21 😂😂

[@solomcoolguy]

@@PrinceSpopovich Not like the Americans. Egypt expelled Soviets off Egypt prior the war. Support was in buying weapon only. Paid in Advance. US had an Ariel bridge, supplying Israel with latest weapons, intelligence and even food and drinks.

[@faithfulsoldier519]

@@PrinceSpopovich Let alone that the Soviets supplied Egypt with defensive weapons only.

[@Mohamedamazigh726]

First of all I'd like to say that this channel was already good and it's getting better and better! The comment section isn't a burning hell like a battle field and that's great too (at least what I saw). I'd like to add few informations about the Algerian military reinforcements and feat in battle: 50 aircrafts (MIG17, 21,Su7),96 tanks, 12 artillery canons, 16 anti-aircraft canons, 32 armored vehicles and about 3119 men (officers and troopers). Algerian army was present during the war with its 8th armored division. One of the biggest victories of Algerian forces was the victory of the port of 'adabiya', where they were tasked by the Egyptian HQ to guard it, the general Eli Azar lost during a well established counter offensive from algerians. He said on the year of 73 "what happened at adabiya was a result of overconfidence and a big underestimating of Algerian military forces by general Ariel Sharon" since Sharon ordered Azar to lead the offensive. Israel lost 172 tanks and 900 men. This victory was also a result and a proof of good intelligence work and disinformation from the allied side. Sources : Algerian and Egyptian military archives. The book of '' The Yom Kippur war, the Arab Israeli war of 1973" Audio archive of the testimony of General Eli Azar.

[@mizrahiwithattitude2733]

israel still won and algeria lost

[@fakeaccount6769]

@@mizrahiwithattitude2733 😂😂😂😂😂🤫🤫

[@danghoangluong2942]

Damn, Egypt was backed by so many countries and still lost

[@Mohamedamazigh726]

@@danghoangluong2942 I think it was due (besides tactics) to divergent goals between members of the coalition there were conflicts between leaders (arrogance and ego) . Poor organization, lack of true belief in their power, no strong will to push openly for the fight.

[@osamaayman4208]

المشير محمد عبد الغني الجمسي رئيس هيئة العمليات العسكرية في أكتوبر ٧٣ تم تطويق الثغرة بلواء راءسي بقيادة اللواء سعد مأمون ات ٦٢وتم وضع الخطه شامل ات كيسنجر السادات في أسوان قال لهم نيموه احرقو دمه لن نمسح بتدمير الثغرة لن نسمح بهزيمه السلااحالامريكي مرتين شرقوغرب القناة أرضك حتخدها بالسلام ندوة الإنسان المصري وحرب أكتوبر تربية شبين الكوم سنه ٨٥الفريق أول محمد فوزي أبو العسكريه المصرية والفريق عبدالمنعم واصل قاءد الجيس الثالث الميداني

[@michaelsanchez7848]

Please do something on the Yugoslav wars! It is something that should be discussed more.

[@dominicguye8058]

Chronologically speaking, that hasn't happened yet. I, similarly to you, hope they cover the Yugoslav Wars. But they probably haven't because that takes place in the 90's while KnG are still in the 70s.

[@spongemanicecone5445]

That's too much bro, this episode is about one of the most controversial areas in the world but the Balkans? That's too much

[@michaelsanchez7848]

@@spongemanicecone5445 In reality it really should be discussed as the failure of the international community and NATO to successfully organize a ceasefire and proper peace for years along with the complexities of Russian and Serbian meddling in Bosnia is just too much for history to ignore like it didn't happen. also probably a sarcastic comment by the way you put it, so if it is... lol

[@nazrulsarker8355]

Thanks a lot for that

[@sakabula2357]

Awesome channel...

[@amgadbakr8421]

A great video I salute the effort really Only some issues I faced with the info Tel avive was never bombed at the first air strike Only 5 planes were lost in the first air strike The Egyptian losses suffered after development of attack to release pressure of Syria were useless& it was saddat's mistake as the army generals tried to talk him out of it but he insisted

[@ronyahavwiin]

just a tip for u,it would be nice if u could use timeline,great job man!

[@estren4]

Wow I never though a country that small could defeat so many countries, that needs to be appreciated, not gonna lie. Or how they could hold their territory, but history is history.

[@lifenegotiator2700]

well dumbass its not a small country when its backed by the strongest country on earth

[@estren4]

Well and 4 countries backed by literally the second greatest military in that time. And idk why we went from 1 to 10 that fast, jeez

[@theaverageitaliandon998]

@@lifenegotiator2700 gah damn, did your wife leave you? Why are you so aggressive to a random dude on the internet?

[@lifenegotiator2700]

@@estren4 me calling you a dumbass is 10 ? Sorry mr snowflake . but you have to know that the united states of burgers have always been primarily the support for state of israel for so many reasons . thats different from occasional helps that egypt had from russia . in short state of israel is naked without burgers help

[@lifenegotiator2700]

@@theaverageitaliandon998 my wife ? Why are we talking about your mother now son ?