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3 giorni fa · Erano i vagiti della Guerra dei Sei Giorni, il conflitto che tra il 5 giugno e il 10 giugno del 1967 cambiò per sempre il volto del Medioriente. Israele fronteggiò gli eserciti di Egitto, Siria e Giordania contemporaneamente e stravinse grazie al suo attacco preventivo fortemente voluto dal Ministro della Difesa Moshe Dayan.
5 giorni fa · Il celebre generale israeliano Moshe Dayan sottolineò che «Se vuoi fare la pace non parli con gli amici, bensì con i nemici». Gruppi paramilitari come l’Irgun, guidato da Menachem Begin, e la Banda Stern, capeggiata da Yitzhak Shamir, si macchiarono di crimini orrendi, colpendo anche molti obiettivi civili palestinesi.
2 giorni fa · After Moshe Dayan’s death, Yael Dayan decided to go into politics. Joining Israel’s Labor Party (and later as a member of the One Israel Party), she served three terms in the Knesset between ...
20 ore fa · Auch in der Schweiz ist Yael Dayan einmal zu Gast: 1997 plädiert sie in Basel für einen friedlichen Ausgleich zwischen Israel und den Palästinensern. «Dieser ist nur auf der Grundlage einer ...
5 giorni fa · During the afternoon of 11 July, Israel's 89th (armoured) Battalion, led by Lt. Col. Moshe Dayan, moved into Lydda. Israeli historian Anita Shapira writes that the raid was carried out on Dayan's initiative without coordinating it with his commander.
2 giorni fa · How Israeli intelligence went from excellence in 1967 to catastrophe in 2023. Michael Oren’s ‘Six Days of War’ portrays the former president of Israel, Levi Eshkol, as understated and under-appreciated. The man, however, ensured Israel won the war in just six days. Michael Oren’s Six Days of War is the most authoritative work on the ...
5 giorni fa · Moshe Dayan who, on 1 June 1967, joined the national unity government as Minister of Defence, got most of the glory for the military victory over the Arabs. He was a proponent of the iron wall, of dealing with the Arabs from a position of nassailable military superiority, and an opponent of territorial compromise.
