The Jewish Influence on CivilizationBloch Publishing Company, 1974 - 236 pages |
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Page 140
... destroyed half- tracks remain on the shoulders of the road as a memorial to the heroes who made the attempt . ) But the attempts were not entirely in vain . While the Arab Legion was being diverted in the defense of the road , the ...
... destroyed half- tracks remain on the shoulders of the road as a memorial to the heroes who made the attempt . ) But the attempts were not entirely in vain . While the Arab Legion was being diverted in the defense of the road , the ...
Page 144
... destroyed some four hundred forty enemy planes with a loss of only nineteen of its planes . Shortly thereafter , the Egyptian army began shelling the border settlements and immediately Israel responded . In one day , the Northern ...
... destroyed some four hundred forty enemy planes with a loss of only nineteen of its planes . Shortly thereafter , the Egyptian army began shelling the border settlements and immediately Israel responded . In one day , the Northern ...
Page 145
... destroyed thirty air craft , in Syria fifty two , and on the air fields in Iraq nine . Israeli paratroopers landed behind the lines and by an efficient utilization of air power , swiftly encircled and destroyed the back of Jordanian ...
... destroyed thirty air craft , in Syria fifty two , and on the air fields in Iraq nine . Israeli paratroopers landed behind the lines and by an efficient utilization of air power , swiftly encircled and destroyed the back of Jordanian ...
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