montelatici
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No beef....The Zionists gave the West Bank to Jordan. So where is the beef?
The dumbass Jordanians chose to attack the Jews again in 1967, after Israel pleaded with them not to.
Then they go their asses kicked by the Jews, and lost it again.
When ya start fights, then lose, you pay a price.
Jordan paid with the West Bank for its stupidity in 1967.
Vae victus.
But it was Israel that attacked in the 1967 War. Israel started the fight. Why do you post nonsense?
"Helms was awakened at 3:00 in the morning on 5 June by a call from the CIA Operations Center. The Foreign Broadcast Information Service had picked up reports that Israel had launched its attack. (OCI soon concluded that the Israelis— contrary to their claims—had fired first.) "
CIA Analysis of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War Central Intelligence Agency
Yes you see, Israel paid 5 surrounding Arab countries to pretend a united Arab attack at five different positions. I'll bet those Zionists never knew that, right Monte?
There was no attack by the Arab countries. Israel attacked. Are you able to read?
Go do some research on the term 'pre emptive strike' liar. Israel had every reason to believe that Egypt was planning an attack on them.
Egypt mobilized forces by the Israeli border. They expelled peacekeeping forces that were placed there following the Suez Crisis. Egypt also closed the Strait of Tiran , which Israel said beforehand would be considered an act of war.
Why should Israel have waited until Egypt was going to attack them ??
"It is often claimed that Israel’s attack on Egypt that began the June 1967 “Six Day War” was a “preemptive” one. Implicit in that description is the notion that Israel was under imminent threat of an attack from Egypt. Yet this historical interpretation of the war is not sustained by the documentary record.
The President of Egypt, then known as the United Arab Republic (UAR), Gamal Abdel Nasser, later conveyed to U.S. President Lyndon Johnson that his troop buildup in the Sinai Peninsula prior to the war had been to defend against a feared Israeli attack.............the CIA assessed that Nasser’s military presence in the Sinai was defensive,..............Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin acknowledged in a speech in 1982 that its war on Egypt in 1956 was a war of “choice” and that, “In June 1967 we again had a choice. The Egyptian army concentrations in the Sinai approaches do not prove that Nasser was really about to attack us. We must be honest with ourselves. We decided to attack him.”
Despite its total lack of sustainability from the documentary record, and despite such admissions from top Israeli officials, it is virtually obligatory for commentators in contemporary mainstream accounts of the ’67 war to describe Israel’s attack on Egypt as “preemptive”.
Israel s attack on Egypt in June 67 was not preemptive Foreign Policy Journal