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Why Do The B B C Keep Saying Israel Suffered A "Defeat" On 7Th Oct?
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"His death is a serious blow for Hamas, the organisation he turned into a fighting force that inflicted the biggest defeat on the state of Israel in its history. "
It wasn't fight it was a slaughter of civilians. How can the nation of a terror attrocity be said to have been "defeated"?
Was the USA defeated after 9/11
Spain After Madrid?
UK after 7/7?
Looks like the beeb has its own cabal of terrorist apologists.
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id say aunty have to many ex uni socialists with an agenda, idealist kumbaya youngsters imho, like mao stalin hitler were just misunderstood, always two sides of wrong, or maybe they were just misunderstood, err mass murderers, no thats just conjecture, no mass murderers.. your a right wing bigot xenophobe racist..
If you thought the BBC was bad, what about Sky "News" ?
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// didnt 1973 start with a er surprise defensive attack - Egyptian air force destroyed ? //
No, it didn’t. That was the six-day war in 1967. The 1973 Yom Kippur war began when the Egyptian army crossed the Suez Canal and destroyed the Israeli defences with water cannons. At the same time the Syrian army advanced into the Golan Heights. The Egyptians then established a bridgehead and were able to repel Israeli attacks using anti-tank weapons and surface-to-air missiles supplied by the Soviet Union.
Although the Arab coalition subsequently lost the war, it could be argued that Israel suffered its biggest defeat during the first few days. After the war the Israeli Prime Minister, Golda Meir, resigned, together with the rest of her cabinet. There then followed the Camp David accords, the Egyptian-Israel peace treaty, and the ceding of the Sinai Peninsula to Egypt. The initial successes in the Yom Kippur war are still celebrated in Syria and Egypt today.
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