In this captivating video, we delve deep into Egypt's hidden history and explore its controversial involvement in the war. Discover how King Farouk, the enigmatic ruler, played a pivotal role in shaping the course of events. Contrary to popular belief, King Farouk's decision to enter the war was not solely driven by the desire to combat Israel. Instead, it was a strategic move to prevent Jordan's King Abdullah from seizing control of Palestine after the conflict.

Unveiling a shocking revelation, we uncover evidence suggesting that King Farouk's mistress, the intriguing Lyianne Cohen, known as Camellia, acted as a conduit for Israeli spies. Despite repeated warnings from intelligence professionals, the king's strategic decisions were inadvertently shared with Israeli operatives through this clandestine relationship.

But the controversies didn't end there. It was discovered that Egypt's military authorities had neither a plan for feeding their troops nor a comprehensive operational strategy when the battle commenced. This lack of preparedness severely hindered Egypt's ability to wage an effective war.

As the conflict reached a temporary halt through the first UN-imposed ceasefire, both sides fiercely competed for weapons on the European arms market. A fascinating twist emerged as Israel, aided by Jewish merchants in the global market, managed to acquire superior Czech armaments. When the flames of war rekindled, the Israeli army found themselves holding a significant advantage on all fronts.

Join us on this gripping journey as we unravel the intricate web of Egypt's involvement in the war. Gain a deeper understanding of the historical factors, surprising alliances, and strategic blunders that shaped this contentious chapter in the region's history.

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