Why wouldn't they? They were trying to get the US to attack Egypt. A ceasefire doesn't change that.
Watch the video and stop crying about the arab you dumb monkey fuck.
You are literally incoherent. Israel occupied and fought for the Sinai for more than a decade. Israel wanted it. They sent people to start colonies there. I'm assuming you're a shill and I have nothing more to say to you. I will continue to share videos that I find informative.
You're arguing with a Jew who's spent every waking minute for over a week now spamming pro-Israel talking points. He's never going to admit Israel did a bad thing, he'll just drown you out with lies.
Because capturing it wouldn't serve Israeli objectives in that war. Additionally, why would they ever think that the United States would want to fight Egypt or would let Israel have the Suez? The Suez Crisis just happened a decade before, the US would have seen right through the ploy.
I've watched part of the video before, guy lies so much that it was a waste of time to watch more. He relies on his audience not fact checking anything he says.
Israel has done plenty of bad things, the USA Liberty being one of them. Any friendly fire situation is bad. My objection is treating the USS Liberty as unique vs other incidents like the USS Stark.
He said to watch the video, not gaze at yourself in the mirror.
He's not even making sense. It's not pro-Israeli talking points, it's incoherent psychobabble and logical non sequiturs that do not flow from point to point. I regret bothering.
But you don't regret voting for Trump, right?
I didn't vote you fucking retard FREAK
And he's been at this for over a week now...
OK but you definitely celebrated when he was elected.
You might want to chill out and read about fat chicks. You’re going full MATI.
Calling me a shill because I disagree with you is pretty low, esp since what I'm saying is pretty easy to back up. The Sinai was difficult to hold for the IDF because it was so large, it had no infrastructure, and it was directly across from Egypt so there was a constant standoff which manifested itself as the war of attrition. The settlements you're talking about consisted of around 7k settlers and the US/UN put constant pressure on Israel to give up the Sinai.
To add, the Israeli Cabinet at the time were fearing a direct Soviet intervention in the war the same time the USS Liberty was hit.
USS Liberty was hit at am on June 8th at 2pm, Israel invaded the Golan at 7am the next day
So why doesn't Israel give up it's illegal settlements?
Moshe Dayan fearing a direct Soviet intervention is not the entire Israeli Cabinet fearing a direct Soviet intervention. He brought it up as a possibility. If the US entered the war and attacked Egypt, that would have definitely brought in the Soviets
They wanted to build a 200,000 population city named Yamit directly west of Gaza to seperate it from the Sinai but it never exceeded 3,000 people, but most of the settlements were based on the Gulf of Aqaba
