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In retrospect, the Camp David accords did in fact achieve long lasting peace and non-agression for Israel vs. Egypt, the fact of which was apparently included in the decision of most Gedolim, led by Rav Shach Zt”l, to support sustainable land-for-peace agreements.
So what “dangers” is the narrator referring to, that were supposedly inherent in the Camp David Israel-Egypt peace deal?
Wow!
I just finished watching all 3 segments, this is incredible, it shook me to the core.
Who will be the first to claim that the Rebbe was not a Gadol? UJM, RebEmes, or Hakatan?
The race is on… BTW, you can watch a video of the Rebbe himself saying that Yitzchak Shamir’s Cabinet Secretary is “the Secretary of the People of Israel, and the Land of Israel, which remains an eternal inheritance of the Jewish people, including me, and all the Jews who live in NY and Brooklyn.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak7LLXgrSfg&list=PLuZ6Hmsw0AbskR6eW4Y3PQ7m1yIWhhzB_
BTW (2), if you want to truly understand the Rebbe’s approach to Zionism and the reality of the state vs. the strident Satmar shita, read אגרת מענה חכם by Yoel Kahn.
@common sense
The Egyptian military tacitly allowed if not actively engaged in arms smuggling into Gaza along the Philadelphia corridor. Although no state sponsored aggression has taken place, there have been cross border attacks by individual Egyptian soldiers. The cold peace with Egypt (which continues to oppose Israel internationally) has admittedly worked out better than Oslo, an unmitigated disaster.
A few things I have learned through the years in Navi shiurim,sefarim and when I was in Israel:
Re the 67 6 day war it was actually won in 2 hours when Israel preemptively knocked out their airforce.Jordan joined the war when they joined in on a call between Syrian and Egyptian generals who falsely claimed that they had split the country and were victorious.6 months before the war the Pope with his entourage visited Jordan.He used a 6 lane highway to visit Jordan.Later Israel used this same highway to recoup the Kotel.I actually saw this phone conversation (in a Mossad interception) as a student at Bar Ilan in their auditorium in 1970.
In 1973,the Russians held back the invading Syrian and Egyptian forces long enough for Israel to recover and send in reserves and push them back.Why did the Russians do so?They couldn’t believe Israel was so unprepared they thought it was a trap.Re Sharon circling behind the Egyptians in the 73 war:that could have been a disaster as he was isolated.The Egyptians were held back by the Russians for the same reason and Israeli forces were able to save Sharon and his troops.There was a joke going on after the wars that Russia actually supported Israel but couldn’t be obvious about it so they gave their tanks,etc to the Arabs to hand over to Israel.There are many examples of יד השם in all the wars and battles that I have read of or have been told of by participants.
What happened to my comment?
@israeli-doc
Rav Shach Zatza”l was more critical about him than that.
Also, see here and elsewhere similar: https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/confusion-on-lubavitch/page/3#post-2026982
Regarding the “Satmar Shita” and Rabbi Kahn’s iggeres, he notes there that he is not disputing the Satmar Rav himself, but rather a portion of his followers who have erred. So, he is not disputing the “strident Satmar shita”, as you choose to call it.