Untold Story of Yom Kippur War: From Moshe’s Courage to Kissinger’s Silence
In this Hebrew monologue, the speaker denounces Henry Kissinger and Alexander Haig for what he portrays as a deliberate US policy that turned against Israel during the 1973 Yom Kippur War. He argues that Kissinger, despite being a prominent Jewish figure, chose to side with Arab interests, refusing to intervene even as Israeli forces suffered heavy losses. The speaker claims that US diplomatic maneuvers brought the world to the brink of a nuclear confrontation, describing the situation as an “insect of the whole world” and emphasizing how close Israel came to catastrophe. He contrasts this perceived betrayal with the courage of Israeli leaders (implicitly Moshe Dayan) and highlights the moral outrage felt by Israelis toward the American decision‑makers of that era.
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