Great Energy and Efficiency in Israel First Day of Conflict
James Reston reports from Tel Aviv on the first day of war, noting an orderly, calm civilian mood amid air raid warnings and rapid shifts in control. He observes selective censorship, wartime propaganda, and a singing army contrasted with modern fear, praising Israeli discipline, grit, and practical resilience despite fear and isolation.
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Why Egypt is at War
Cairo officials and close associates of President Nasser offer a perspective on the Middle East crisis. They deny anti Jewish sentiment but accuse the United States and Britain of using Israel as a base to divide Arabs, seize territory, and hinder free passage. They stress Arab psychology, humiliation, and dignity over current strategy, suggesting Cairo’s focus is historical.
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