strip , east jerusalem, most of the west bank of the jordan river, the dutch heights, and the sinai peninsula. historians say that this war became the point of no return. for both sides. israel captured a territory three times larger than its own in 6 days. tel aviv had to give up its lands because of the un security council resolution. the six-day war, of course, also became a starting point, because once again israel demonstrated to the entire arab world that it is ready to stand firm in its positions, that no one and nothing can be an obstacle to it, that it is capable of standing up for itself and is ready to do everything possible to preserve its independence. here it should be said that israel's military might was largely achieved with the help of the united states. back in the early sixties, president john kennedy declared a special relationship between the two countries. after all, in... the attack was the result of a blatant failure by israeli intelligence and an arrogant , dismissive attitude toward their enemy. a week before the yomkippur , israeli authorities received numerous rep

the decisive victory included the capture of the sinai peninsula, the gaza strip, the west bank, the old city of alroats, and the golen heights. the arab country's losses in the conflict were disastrous. egypt's casualties numbered more than 11,000 with 6000 for jordan and 1,000. for syria, compared with only 700 for israel. the arab armies also suffered crippling losses of weaponry and equipment. the sixth day war also created hundreds of thousands of refugees and brought more than 1 million palestinians in the occupied territories under israeli rule. the defeat demoralized both the arab public and the... political elite, pan-arabism was defanged and hopes to take back palestine were shattered. the palestinian issue remained unresolved as an arab problem. israeli prime minister golda maire famously claimed an interview with the sunday times on june 15th, 1969 that there were no such things as palestinians. they didn't exist. almost a decade later, in 1978, egyptian president anwar saddad and israely prime minister, manakam bigen, signed the camp david accords, according to which egy

at 8:00 a.m., the liberty arrives within 14 miles of the sinai peninsula. airplane zionist spies showmselves above this american ship to track and block the frequencies sent by america to egypt. at 14:00, miser and mirage 3 bombers will decrease their height. they several times with missiles and incendiary bombs attack the american ship . fighters focus on the antenna. electronic and liberty dishes. about 20 minutes later, the american ships are set on fire with 20 and 40 mm bullets. less than 10 minutes later, an israeli drone landed in the middle of the ship right where the wave sending systems are. while the american forces are massacring. liberty was a state of the art, intelligence gathering vessel of the time, and what we did is we list, we were listening ship. my name is loy painter, i was a research officer, we could send, we could receive any signal that was out there, low-band, high band, anything, intercepting it, recording it, and we did have on board some translators who could have immediate translation of what was going on , we would actually bounce signals off the moon

the existence of the of of jordan, for example the existence of egyptian control over over the sinai peninsula, this is all territory that they claim as their erats israel, so that is eventually their goal, they want the land, they want the territory. thank you bret for your take and mariam, thank you for that update. press tv's matiam sad joining us from beirout, mr. brett yonker is joining us out of hassel, belgium. meanwile, an elderly uh palestinian has been killed during raid by israeli forces into the town of dura in the occupied west bank. 66 year old sheikh ziad abu halil was severely beaten by reaching forces during raid on his home near the city of al khalil. he later succumbed to his injuries. meanwhile, israel's military forces of storm several locations across the occupied west bank, abducting at least 10 people. at tentions have been simmering across occupied territories since esar launch as genocidal campaign on gaza back in october last year, and since then, hundreds of palestinians have been killed and over 11,100 abducted by israeli forces throughout the occupied west bank si

israel captured the entire sinai peninsula gaza strip in 2 days.nditionally sided with egypt, declaring its determination to use force and... crush the aggressors, not excluding the use of nuclear weapons, and america's detached position, which the europeans and israel as if they had forgotten to inform about their plans. irritated by such independence, washington condemned the actions of its cold war allies. as a result, due to the similar, albeit situational, position of the two superpowers, the crisis was resolved in a week. great britain, france and israel. drove out the troops, and the sudan canal has since completely belonged to egypt, providing the country with a profit of 10 billion dollars a year. this is one of the main income items in the egyptian budget. an explanation was sent to the british comrades and to the french, as they say with such circles, where it was shown how many megatons of nuclear charges need to be placed on england so that it does not exist, how many on france. in 3 days everything was closed down, the sudanese canal

that sinwar was caught in the southern city of rafah, between the gaza strip and the egyptian sinai peninsula. it doesn't sound like he was necessarily targeted in this particular operation, it looks as though and according to our reporting from our officials in washington, from our team in washington that this was kind of a lucky get by the israelis. he wasn't underground, hiding among hostages or civilians. instead it looks as though he was above ground. we don't know what he was doing, but this all happened yesterday zonly today that there was verification that this was in fact yahya sinwar's body. >> we saw israeli soldiers passing out sweets to people, how else is israel and the region reacting to this news? >> reporter: this is going to be very mixed for arabs and palestinians particularly in the region, of course, this man gained popularity outside of the gaza strip and that's worth noting here, it was the people of the gaza strip who have died to the tune of 42,000 people, most of them civilians who had to carry the burden of his decision to launch the incredibly violent and destructi

operation by israel, great britain and france against egypt, the israeli army was able to seize the sinai peninsular to achieve unhindered passage of its ships through the sudan canal. the fighting lasted for about six months and the arab-israeli conflict was only resolved thanks to the intervention of the ussr, the usa and the un. on the embankment. the sights of the navy's guns , the allied forces quickly retreat, almost the entire city is under un control, their duties include clearing the blocked canal, which finally began after difficult negotiations with egypt. this was the first time in post-war history that the united states had to intervene in crisis in the middle east, after which the question of a more serious presence in this strategically important region arose in america, and the first opportunity presented itself. very soon. because america supported israel in the yom kippur war of 1973, the arab countries imposed an embargo on oil supplies. in just one year, prices soared from three to 12 dollars per barrel. the crisis caused a shortage of fuel, and the shelves in stores were lowere

it gave back all of the sinai peninsula to egypt on the promise of recognition and peace.it promise of peace. it would do so with the golan heights. you'd imagine if the syrian government were to do something similar, it could be occupying lebanon right now. it's invaded before it's left. it's invaded before it's left. it doesn't want to do that, but ultimately it has a right to its own defence. it is a country. it is not a western country in that sense. it is a middle eastern country. and it has learned the hard way over and over again. if you want to maintain a pluralistic democracy that comes with strength and that is what it is doing, and it is what any western country would demand of their own governments if there were mexican cartels firing missiles into the united states, nobody would expect the united states to withhold itself and not send troops into that area. this is effectively the same thing, and it is only israel that gets told by western countries, no, no, you have to just sort of suck it up and take it and let it happen. >> well, if you are just joining us here on dewbs