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Shield Of David The Story Of Israel'S Armed Forces,Used
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Shield Of David Tells The History Of The Jews Armed Forces From The Palestine Yishuvs First Efforts At Selfdefense In The Early 1900S, Under The Ottoman Empire And The British Mandate, During Israels 1948 War Of Independence, The 1956 Suez Campaign And Until The 1967 Sixday War. In Recent Years, Most Particularly Since The Sixday War Of June 1967, People Throughout The World Have Asked Themselves How It Happened That The Israel Defence Forces Won So Resounding A Victory Over The Arab Armies. What Suddenly Endowed The Jewish People Traditionally Nonmartial With Such Impressive Military Skills? What Is The Secret Of The Prowess Of Israeli Soldiers, Airmen And Sailors? The Answer, Of Course, Is That Nothing Happens Suddenly; That The Modern Story Of Jewish Selfdefence In The Land Of Israel Dates Back Some Eighty Years, And Is The Result Of The Commitment And Dedication To National Survival Of Many Men And Women Most Of Whom, Seeking No Publicity, Received None. This Book Is My Attempt To Tell Part Of That Littleknown Story As Simply, Briefly And Clearly As Possible. Yigal Allon, Authors Note, 1970
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