@@Dan-sw8tgI believe he was looking through either a snipers scope or binoculars during ww2 in the Africa campaign, and the bullet went into the scope causing the glass to go in his eye.
so many things happened after this interview: the munich olympics, the yom kippur war, camp david accord with egypt, iranian revolution, peace treaty with jordan, recognition of the PLO.
What a quote.. This is more “After the formation of large army in the wake of the establishment of the state, we will abolish partition and expand to the whole ofPalestine” - David Ben Gurion from Tzur, Partition “In many parts of the country ot will not possible to settle without transferring the Arab fellahin ( farm workers & peasants)” David Ben Gurion from Benny Morris’ Righteous Victims : A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 2001 “(There) are no territorial boundaries for the future Jewish State” David Ben Gurion’s Diary, 7 Oct 1947 “They can either be mass arrested or expelled” David Ben Gurion in Central Zionist Archives, 45/1 Protocol, 2 Nov 1947 “A destroyed house - nothing. Destroy a neighbourhood, and you begin to make an impression” David Ben Gurion after Sa’ sa ethnic cleansing operation. He was supported by Y. Allon who said “ if we destroy whole neighbourhoods or many houses in the village, as we did in Sa’ sa, we make an impression” Feb 1948
All of those men are gone now. Dayan went first in '81. Richard Hottelet died last in 2014 at 97. Still, we are challenged with most of the same questions today.
Probably because the Palestinians had been living there forever and the allies didnt originally plan that they'd be expelled from their own homes but the Eastern Europeans had other plans.
Those are important points, but they miss a crucial question: Why is it that when countries like Russia, Turkey, or various Arab nations annex territory during what they claim are civil or defensive wars, their actions are often accepted or go unchallenged? Yet, Israel is expected to return any territorial gains, even though the land in question is the historic homeland of the Jewish people. Consider this: if Jordan, Egypt, and the Arab League had succeeded in their military efforts, Jews would have been expelled, likely never allowed to return to their homeland or access their holy sites. In contrast, when Palestinians left during the conflict-triggered by their leaders' attempt to ethnically cleanse Jews from the Middle East-Israel did not forcibly deport them. They left due to the war initiated by their own leaders. The evidence of this is stark: nearly one million Jews who once lived in Arab League nations are now almost entirely gone. Meanwhile, nearly two million Arabs live as citizens in Israel today. This contrast raises serious questions about the double standards applied to Israel compared to other nations in similar situations.
@@SakakiDash Learn then speak the Arabs are the descendants of the Prophet Ishmael, the older brother of Isaac, and the Jews are the descendants of the Prophet Isaac. Ishmael and Isaac are the sons of the Prophet Abraham. The Jews lived with them. God wrote for them the dispersion on earth because of the sins. The Arabs remained on earth.
This guy went on a patrol during the Vietnam war with marines after he was done with public service for tourism and called out ineffective leadership over there. Badass! 😎
Mr Dayan is one of the greatest generals the Jews had.. Dont let the suit disguise you, this man was a great leader. Only mentioning his name among Muslims would have made them shake their boots. RIP great general!
_Why should we complain of their hatred for us? Eight years have they sat in the refugee camps of Gaza, and seen, with their own eyes, how we have made a homeland of the soil and the villages where they and their forefathers once lived._ - Moshe Dayan, April 19th, 1956
@@theoneemperor5396 keep exposing yourself. You just admitted to being proud of violating international law in the name of taking back what's "rightfully yours".
@@NamaRauqos04595 international law only apply when it serves ur purposes and ur agenda, bt if isrl does it, owh all hell breaks and the "law" has to be applied. Lmaooo shove it
Oy vey... Hearing Dayan's answer at @14:00 is rough. In my opinion, this has been the zenith of our desrapte reality here. Hopefully we find peace one day.
brother for real most of us here in israel are arab jewish came from all around the area.. we love you guys back, please keep spreading the love we are all the same
What a hero. I was born in Germany im half Turkish. I travelled and lived in Asia with Israelis , one of them became like a brother to me and his kids see me as Uncle. I love Israel and its people. Am Israel Chai!
I was 22 when I first saw this on tv. I was so proud in how the Israeli Army took so much territory in the Sini. I can now see the wisdom and intelligent thoughts of this leader of the armed forces.
Christ...what has happened to our news. Nowadays they would be screaming at each other or trying to get Mr. Dayan to either squirm while the interviewer insulted him (MSNBC) or soft balled him and not ask any difficult questions (Fox) . All I want is relevant conversation and questions that are important and the guest allowed to talk. Nowadays its all about the Newscaster talking and the guest lucky to get a few words in.
@@Dreadpirateroberts777its called supporting American interest. We're allies so ya we help our friends just like we helped England France Poland and most other European countries for over a 100 years survive. We get things in return fyi. Woukd you want the Arabs to own that whole part of the world. I think you do. That's what Hitler wanted too
Actually israel was victorious and Egypt and their allied forces did lost that war at hands of Israel but due to bad diplomatic decisions they gifted that land back . They did the same mistake what whole world is doing right now and that is beliving in pislamists and their pislam .
@@shivamji1234 I know that you are talking about the Defersoir breach, but it is considered one of more than 50 battles that took place during the war. But at the end of the war, with the signing of the disengagement agreement, Israel withdrew from the West Bank of the Canal. Egypt regained a strip with a range of 15 km from Sinai, and Israel did not achieve any strategic gain. Therefore, saying “Israel won” is compound ignorance.
@@meno3d209 you are absolutely correct .. following is a paragraph from the Jewish virtual library: “Before the Yamit plan could advance, however, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat launched a surprise attack against Israel. On Yom Kippur, October 6, 1973, Egyptian armies crossed the Suez Canal, moved anti-aircraft missiles into the canal area, and waged war on Israel. Israeli losses were high, and Israel had too short a supply of equipment to conduct a prolonged war” Israel was far from victorious in that war!
@@smartacus1393 No, Israel won the war. Egypt was desperate for an armistice. You don't know what you are talking about. Stop watching videos on TH-cam.
There was a different level of interviews back then compared to today's talking head media. Today, reporters don't report as much as inject personal opinions and we are worse off for it. Much respect for Gen. Dayan. He was a soldier through and through.
@@TalkativeApe-gl1ex There were Mitzrahi Sephardic Sabra Jews in Israel from time of Moshe. A common misconception is that we are all from Poland Lithuania Russia Europe. שלום
As a Palestinian I must conform that he was a great leader but the Egyptian & Jordanian Chiefs of Staff (Saad el Shazly & Mashour al Jazy) after 1967 broke his pride with defeated and almost destroyed armies am talking about (battle of karameh & yom kippur war)
@@TzvookTeither you like it or not Islam is the chosen religion of god for all humanity and will be here until life end on earth by the will of god. Already has 1400 years on earth. Don’t worry it will stay forever. Most growing religion now even with all the attack by the media. How that happen?
@@Tiki2390 "The widely-repeated view that recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights would becontrary to international law is based on one fundamental assumption: that at least since theadoption of U.N. Charter, international law prohibits any acquisition of foreign territory by force.While such a formulation of the rule is largely accurate, it omits crucial exceptions quite relevantto the case of the Golan Heights.Whatever the current status of an absolute prohibition on territorial change resulting from war,there was certainly no such blanket prohibition in 1967, when the territory came under Israelicontrol. At the time, international law only prohibited acquisition of force in illegal or aggressivewars. This is evident from the source of the prohibition in the UN Charter, post-Charter state2practice, and the understandings of international jurists at the time. There is simply no precedentor authoritative source for forbidding defensive conquest in 1967.The U.N. Charter prohibits war for most purposes. When the use of force is illegal, it is natural toconclude that any territorial gains from such aggression cannot be recognized as well. Thus theillegality of conquest arises from the presumptive illegality of the use of force. But crucially, theU.N. Charter does not make all war illegal. Indeed, it expressly reaffirms the legality of adefensive war. Since defensive war is not illegal, it follows that the defender’s territorial gainsfrom such a war would not be illegal."
Combination of divine right narcism and racism. Back then there was an idea especially among the eastern europeans that they were superior to the indigenous people.
I suggest at a minimum both Saudi Arabia & Egypt support the Palestinians. Iran strongly supports Hezbollah which are primarily active in Lebanon. It’s all sickening geopolitics.
No they don't. Matter of fact, Egypt built a wall to keep them out. And hamas absolutely hates the Saudi ruling family. I think you're confusing them with Qatar.
That was a different era. The Saudis and Egyptians strongly support Israel against Hamas. The Saudis support them because of the oncoming Abraham accords and the opportunities to make a lot more money dealing with oil with Israel and America. The Egyptians support them because Hamas is the same thing as the Muslim Brotherhood which is and has been a big problem for Egypt. The people might act differently, but make no mistake the governments of those countries want Israel to finish the job. Iran on the other hand is the other way around, before the Islamic Regime, they had a great relationship with Israel, The Iranian people love and support Israel and their government/regime is hellbent on destroying it. We hear about iran because they heavily fund Hamas and 100% fund Hezbollah which is a much more serious threat than Iran. As unbelievably of a person that Moshe Dayan was, the things he's saying here are in regards to a totally different era and many, many wars have transpired since then that has totally changed the geopolitics of the region.
@@American_patriot110 We dont forget which is why were standing strong your people could use a history though considering since 48 you still havent learned your lesson
@@guyuscoolius2326 Ah yes, when your "greatest ally" steals and attacks you multiple times while never contributing anything of value to even be called an ally, and is never held accountable for it's crimes against you . Pointing this out is somehow prejudiced.
@@captainrooster5063 israel is the US' greatest economic, strategic and culturally compatible ally in the region. you not getting over the USS liberty is a personal obsession, israel apologized for it and compensated the crews' families
he was right - giving up sharm was a huge mistake. I know people dont think thats true and they'll point enthusiastically to 50 years of peace, but history unfailingly shows that extremism in arab countries is never more than one "revolution" away. Today egypt is a secular western country. Tomorrow it could be more similar to iran - and it almost was if not for a recent coup. The egyptians themselves know this is true. They have no guarantees of stability or democracy or human rights in the long term.
%%%% "… Why should we declare their burning hatred for us? For eight years they have been sitting in the refugee camps in Gaza, and before their eyes we have been transforming the lands and the villages, where they and their fathers dwelt, into our estate …". -- Moshe Dayan's (former Israeli defense minister and war hero) eulogy for Ro'i Rothberg, 1956 %%%%%
Only few years before this very Friendly interview 30 some American sealers were killed by men like him using American weapons On the top of American ship called liberty And Israel never paid price for that and will never do so
friendly fire happens in times of war. Deal with it. Anyway, that ship shouldnt have been anywhere near the coast at the point in time - maybe aportion some of the blame to whoever put it there?
That ship screamed for aid from nearby American air force But Israel blocked the signal till they were done killing the American soldiers American population are prisoner's to campaign money And that was spy ship not involved in any of war actions in that time Israel killed many other Americans unjustifiably just like Rachel Corrie.
@@dwen5065 the younger generation in the 60s and 70s were ardent supporters of communism. I don't put much currency in the "truth" of the younger generation - naive idealism never got us very far. Young people spout out rhetoric without reading historical sources and pretend they understand history - sorry, but if you don't know the history you can't claim to understand it.
@@dwen5065the younger generation makes no difference they have no power in the grand scheme of things like those of the past. Israel wins with or without the help of anyone else because of God. Rome tried in their might and became dust while Israel is back and stronger than ever.
@ruthlieberman7157 That's really weird considering the majority of people are extremely racist in Israel. If it isn't about a specific race of Jews, then it's just about the ideology of Judaism, in which case there should be no stealing or killing, which is in direct conflict to creating a Jewish state.
Ah maybe because they weren't allowed back to their land until 1948 just 24 years after this was recorded. This man was alive while Hitler was hunting his people throughout Europe. They came from all over the world to reinhabit there land.
“Why should we complain of their hatred for us? Eight years have they sat in the refugee camps of Gaza, and seen with their own eyes, on how we have made a homeland of the soil and the villages where they and their forefathers once lived” -Moshe Dayan, April 19th, 1956
I see more with one eye than most of the world with two
@BrokenneckYgor Most of the world is smarter than you, that’s for sure. 😂
Entitlement and savagery?
The fact that a Israeli war minister looked exactly like a Bond villain is something that will never stop being funny
You know how he lost that eye?
@@Landofisraelforeverofc he didn't
@@Dan-sw8tgI believe he was looking through either a snipers scope or binoculars during ww2 in the Africa campaign, and the bullet went into the scope causing the glass to go in his eye.
@@Landofisraelforever not Africa campaign but Syrian campaign, trying to out the French (fascist side) out of Lebanon/Syria
@@Dan-sw8tg my bad, I was telling myself to double check that detail. Thanks for the correction.
The level of questions compared to today's...
And it seems like nothing has changed
so many things happened after this interview: the munich olympics, the yom kippur war, camp david accord with egypt, iranian revolution, peace treaty with jordan, recognition of the PLO.
Don't forget about the song "girls just wanna have fun"
To think about things that DIDN'T happen after this interview 🤯
The Iranian Islamic revolution was the saddest of all those events. That's the day Persia died.
@@The_Gallowglassonly Jews say that. They lost another host to feed on.
😂@@menib7574
General Dayan was a legend. Super smart, competent, visionary, and dedicated to his nation. Respect to him.
He gave back control of temple mount tho right?
He's still my favorite tho
he was a war criminal and a terrorist. but hey one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
@@bekincaiThat basically fits both sides
OMG! Real television with real reporters instead of the rubbish that we have nowadays
"..they're eating the dogs...They're eating the cats" 🤡
“Our American friends offer us money, arms, and advice. We take the money, we take the arms, and we decline the advice." Moshe Dayan
Yeah, isn't that terrible? A country that does what's best for them?
The jews always has dark motive?🤔
@@victorblock3421is that what they’re doing now? What’s best for them?
@@BernadottesGhost No, they do what's best for you
What a quote..
This is more
“After the formation of large army in the wake of the establishment of the state, we will abolish partition and expand to the whole ofPalestine” - David Ben Gurion from Tzur, Partition
“In many parts of the country ot will not possible to settle without transferring the Arab fellahin ( farm workers & peasants)”
David Ben Gurion from Benny Morris’ Righteous Victims : A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 2001
“(There) are no territorial boundaries for the future Jewish State” David Ben Gurion’s Diary, 7 Oct 1947
“They can either be mass arrested or expelled”
David Ben Gurion in Central Zionist Archives, 45/1 Protocol, 2 Nov 1947
“A destroyed house - nothing. Destroy a neighbourhood, and you begin to make an impression”
David Ben Gurion after Sa’ sa ethnic cleansing operation.
He was supported by Y. Allon who said “ if we destroy whole neighbourhoods or many houses in the village, as we did in Sa’ sa, we make an impression” Feb 1948
Wow, real intelligent journalists. Unlike today, except for the CBS crew.
All of them are core Zionists
Goo goo ga ga
Agree with me good
Disagree with me bad
The news has always been a faux painting.
@@abdalrrahim Please write in clear English.
..they're eating the dogs...They're eating the cats" 🤡
historical conversation great.
@facethenation do you have any material from Shah of Iran?
@@kylez3354Whatever happened there …
All of those men are gone now. Dayan went first in '81. Richard Hottelet died last in 2014 at 97. Still, we are challenged with most of the same questions today.
One of the best leader and general of Israel!
Moshe Dayan, the hero of Israel. I admire this man greatly.
He was a terrible person
the lack of Islamist tear@@joeypeterson9198
no, he defended his nation@@joeypeterson9198
Until he gave away our most sacred place to the Jordanians
@@ProfessorTrifoneGirasoleso did Germans in the 40s, that doesn’t make it a good thing
Straight forward questions, straight forward answers.
It’s interesting that you could see the obvious bias from the UN guy even then
For real they supported Arabs so much
@@maximbaazov Still do
Probably because the Palestinians had been living there forever and the allies didnt originally plan that they'd be expelled from their own homes but the Eastern Europeans had other plans.
@@sagapoetic8990They shouldn't have lost a war
Both the guests and moderators make our current politicians and "journalists" look like characters from Idiocracy.
And it was by design….
Dayan was a proud warrior !
And a prouder liar 😂
@alextruman5783'famous Israeli historian '😂😂
Those are important points, but they miss a crucial question: Why is it that when countries like Russia, Turkey, or various Arab nations annex territory during what they claim are civil or defensive wars, their actions are often accepted or go unchallenged? Yet, Israel is expected to return any territorial gains, even though the land in question is the historic homeland of the Jewish people.
Consider this: if Jordan, Egypt, and the Arab League had succeeded in their military efforts, Jews would have been expelled, likely never allowed to return to their homeland or access their holy sites. In contrast, when Palestinians left during the conflict-triggered by their leaders' attempt to ethnically cleanse Jews from the Middle East-Israel did not forcibly deport them. They left due to the war initiated by their own leaders.
The evidence of this is stark: nearly one million Jews who once lived in Arab League nations are now almost entirely gone. Meanwhile, nearly two million Arabs live as citizens in Israel today. This contrast raises serious questions about the double standards applied to Israel compared to other nations in similar situations.
What history you talking about 3 thousands years ago even then they live with Arabs too. And they left the land the Arabs stay Ismail descendent
@@newyorkcity76 nope there was no Arabs there then
@@SakakiDash see the history learn be educated Arabs came from Prophet ismail older brother of ishak Jews came from ishack. Tow ibraham sons
@@newyorkcity76 historical revision Arabs reached Israel after Muhammed came to live and later after Muhammeds death came to colonize it.
@@SakakiDash Learn then speak the Arabs are the descendants of the Prophet Ishmael, the older brother of Isaac, and the Jews are the descendants of the Prophet Isaac. Ishmael and Isaac are the sons of the Prophet Abraham. The Jews lived with them. God wrote for them the dispersion on earth because of the sins. The Arabs remained on earth.
Eye patches make people look so badass
When such programs and journalists were top-notch.
This guy went on a patrol during the Vietnam war with marines after he was done with public service for tourism and called out ineffective leadership over there. Badass! 😎
Are you serious?
@@Kromsmitesyou Yes, there are images on the internet.
@@Kromsmitesyouit’s true
Mr Dayan is one of the greatest generals the Jews had..
Dont let the suit disguise you, this man was a great leader.
Only mentioning his name among Muslims would have made them shake their boots.
RIP great general!
_Why should we complain of their hatred for us? Eight years have they sat in the refugee camps of Gaza, and seen, with their own eyes, how we have made a homeland of the soil and the villages where they and their forefathers once lived._
- Moshe Dayan, April 19th, 1956
Free Palestine 🇵🇸
Their forefathers are from surrounding arb states...take a chill pill. The jws are the real owners..wat belongs to the jws, give it to the jews.
Total bs
@@theoneemperor5396 keep exposing yourself. You just admitted to being proud of violating international law in the name of taking back what's "rightfully yours".
@@NamaRauqos04595 international law only apply when it serves ur purposes and ur agenda, bt if isrl does it, owh all hell breaks and the "law" has to be applied. Lmaooo shove it
Any good interviews with Dayan after the yom kippur war?
Those go back to east Europe
He had a few actually
An Israeli legend, an absolute genius on the battlefield and clearly out of central casting for a Bond film
..as a villain
@moosa86 you always remember them more, and sometimes they're right
He lost his eye fighting against fascism. He is the actual Bond.
I was really young but I remember him. He was so cool, looked like a Bond villan but he was a heck of a soldier and a great Israeli.
and an actual villan :D
Is he still alive?
@@beatricealiba7053 he died early 80s
🦠🦠🦠🐀🐀🐀
But unlike Bond villains, he lost his eyes fighting for the allies against fascism. In actuality he was the true Bond.
Opening and closing voiceovers on New York-based editions of "Face the Nation" at this point were by Roger Forster.
legend salute you
It wasn’t Israel who attacked the Arabs. Imean just a yr after this interview the Egyptians and Syrians attacked Israel again.
It was the Zionists who invaded them. More precisely, the British army.
@@jesuswept1334 stop talking nonsense
@@snicketysnickets😂😂😂😂
I’ve always respected this man growing up
@@landerdequiroz war criminal
Oy vey... Hearing Dayan's answer at @14:00 is rough. In my opinion, this has been the zenith of our desrapte reality here. Hopefully we find peace one day.
I love this man ❤
🐀🐀🐀🐀🦠🦠🦠🦠
the people from that country are in humane. i’m catholic and i pray everyday for the palestinians. they are up against pure evil.
What about average israelí?
Thank you, I'm from Egypt & we consider Israel the bully of the region
Thanks, From Egypt I love Israil.
brother for real most of us here in israel are arab jewish came from all around the area.. we love you guys back, please keep spreading the love we are all the same
@@EnderOS1elolol most of you in Israel are from New York and we’re happy to see you leave the US
@@NG-cf7zh Flexing your high school diploma.
@@NEAZ24 40, college educated, middle class family man. You’ve lost control of the narrative, the spell is broken 🤣
What a hero. I was born in Germany im half Turkish. I travelled and lived in Asia with Israelis , one of them became like a brother to me and his kids see me as Uncle. I love Israel and its people. Am Israel Chai!
Intellect and balls. A true leader.
If I remember correctly, Moshe Dayan took his people for a holiday to the beach to confuse the other side. I thought that was quite wily.
This is an interrogation which he handled well. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
I was 22 when I first saw this on tv. I was so proud in how the Israeli Army took so much territory in the Sini. I can now see the wisdom and intelligent thoughts of this leader of the armed forces.
Back in those times, the Arabs started to shake and have nightmares when watching this man(with a missing eye).
He was compared to the Dajjal or the Islamic antichrist
@@shalshahlol
But with the left eye @@shalshah
@@shalshahArabs were scared of him
@@nahlaelkazak3006 They arabs lost that war too. They are really terrible at war. Just keep losing.
Everything sounds better in Hebrew.
Hebrew language no longer exists, the hebraw of today is a mixture of Yiddesh and Germanic
@@cuckoospider111next time try opening the wiki first and read a bit on the subject before trying to comment.
Yiddish is a mix of Hebrew and German.
@@kstatinet-wk2gh Here is the first link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revival_of_the_Hebrew_language
@@kstatinet-wk2gh What an abbsolute tool
what a brilliant man, we were lucky to have him on our side✡✡✡✡✡✡
He was brilliant. A tough man who said that when he was in the heat of battle , it was so exiting.
Even lost his eye in battle. Top top bloke 🇸🇻🇬🇧🇬🇧👍.
Lost his eye fighting with the allies in WWII against fascism. An unsung hero.
@@mewinfinity5069 sided with Bolsheviks that killed millions of Christians
He's a other murderer while burning in hell
He didn't see obama coming when he said the US pushing Israel
The Kenyan Muslim.
Christ...what has happened to our news. Nowadays they would be screaming at each other or trying to get Mr. Dayan to either squirm while the interviewer insulted him (MSNBC) or soft balled him and not ask any difficult questions (Fox) . All I want is relevant conversation and questions that are important and the guest allowed to talk. Nowadays its all about the Newscaster talking and the guest lucky to get a few words in.
Dude was hard as nails…
Only tough with American Naval and Air Force support😂😂 Only tough with Americans weapons and money🤡🤡
@@Dreadpirateroberts777Stay salty 🧂
@@Dreadpirateroberts777its called supporting American interest. We're allies so ya we help our friends just like we helped England France Poland and most other European countries for over a 100 years survive. We get things in return fyi. Woukd you want the Arabs to own that whole part of the world. I think you do. That's what Hitler wanted too
@@Dreadpirateroberts777US didn’t provide material support until at least 1967. Dayan fought in WW2 and 1948 wars with zero US weapons
@@Dreadpirateroberts777In 1948 they could only get weapons from Czechoslovakia. Stay salty.
Before the 1973 war, he was arrogantly claiming that he occupied Sinai, then after the war he emerged defeated, despicable, and humiliated.
Actually israel was victorious and Egypt and their allied forces did lost that war at hands of Israel but due to bad diplomatic decisions they gifted that land back . They did the same mistake what whole world is doing right now and that is beliving in pislamists and their pislam .
@@shivamji1234 I know that you are talking about the Defersoir breach, but it is considered one of more than 50 battles that took place during the war. But at the end of the war, with the signing of the disengagement agreement, Israel withdrew from the West Bank of the Canal. Egypt regained a strip with a range of 15 km from Sinai, and Israel did not achieve any strategic gain. Therefore, saying “Israel won” is compound ignorance.
@@meno3d209 you are absolutely correct .. following is a paragraph from the Jewish virtual library:
“Before the Yamit plan could advance, however, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat launched a surprise attack against Israel. On Yom Kippur, October 6, 1973, Egyptian armies crossed the Suez Canal, moved anti-aircraft missiles into the canal area, and waged war on Israel. Israeli losses were high, and Israel had too short a supply of equipment to conduct a prolonged war”
Israel was far from victorious in that war!
@@meno3d209 No, he's right Israel won. Here is a question for you? Where was the Israeli army at the end of the war?
@@smartacus1393 No, Israel won the war. Egypt was desperate for an armistice. You don't know what you are talking about. Stop watching videos on TH-cam.
There was a different level of interviews back then compared to today's talking head media. Today, reporters don't report as much as inject personal opinions and we are worse off for it. Much respect for Gen. Dayan. He was a soldier through and through.
The Polish adventurer in the Arabian desert.
67% of Israel Jews are not from Europe Russia they are mitzrahi Sabra from mid east.
@@Nudnik1 I'm talking about him, he belongs to the first wave of immigrants that came from eastern europe.
@@TalkativeApe-gl1ex There were Mitzrahi Sephardic Sabra Jews in Israel from time of Moshe.
A common misconception is that we are all from Poland Lithuania Russia Europe.
שלום
Israel is not in the "Arabian desert". Arabs came from the Arab peninsula to this land long after Jews did.
@@TalkativeApe-gl1exby calling Israel the Arabian desert you confirm that Palestine is an Arab colony. Thank you
As a Palestinian I must conform that he was a great leader but the Egyptian & Jordanian Chiefs of Staff (Saad el Shazly & Mashour al Jazy) after 1967 broke his pride with defeated and almost destroyed armies am talking about (battle of karameh & yom kippur war)
Israel won the Yom Kippur War, my friend
Well, without lies Islam dies...
@@TzvookT😂😂😂😂
@@TzvookTeither you like it or not Islam is the chosen religion of god for all humanity and will be here until life end on earth by the will of god. Already has 1400 years on earth. Don’t worry it will stay forever. Most growing religion now even with all the attack by the media. How that happen?
@@wiseperson7198 A Muslim who reads the Quran is a real Muslim. A Muslim who understands the Quran is an ex Muslim.
Islam is ☪ANCER
I am watching this after seeing a very good biography about Moshe Dayan.
What gives them the right to just take a land and then decide or negotiate if they feel like to give the land back?!!
The war they fought for it
There is no international law that forbids territorial changes after a defensive war.
@@Tiki2390 "The widely-repeated view that recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights would becontrary to international law is based on one fundamental assumption: that at least since theadoption of U.N. Charter, international law prohibits any acquisition of foreign territory by force.While such a formulation of the rule is largely accurate, it omits crucial exceptions quite relevantto the case of the Golan Heights.Whatever the current status of an absolute prohibition on territorial change resulting from war,there was certainly no such blanket prohibition in 1967, when the territory came under Israelicontrol. At the time, international law only prohibited acquisition of force in illegal or aggressivewars. This is evident from the source of the prohibition in the UN Charter, post-Charter state2practice, and the understandings of international jurists at the time. There is simply no precedentor authoritative source for forbidding defensive conquest in 1967.The U.N. Charter prohibits war for most purposes. When the use of force is illegal, it is natural toconclude that any territorial gains from such aggression cannot be recognized as well. Thus theillegality of conquest arises from the presumptive illegality of the use of force. But crucially, theU.N. Charter does not make all war illegal. Indeed, it expressly reaffirms the legality of adefensive war. Since defensive war is not illegal, it follows that the defender’s territorial gainsfrom such a war would not be illegal."
The right of strength.
Combination of divine right narcism and racism. Back then there was an idea especially among the eastern europeans that they were superior to the indigenous people.
The tough Israelite general!
Polish settler
400 out of 500 congress members receive AIPAC funding.
Forgot to mention that aipac is only the tenth biggest lobbying group and 3 arab states are above it in spending
@@sergeyfoyering6953 😂😂really? Can you name them?
@@sergeyfoyering6953 And you forgot to mention AIPAC consists of foreign agents and corrupt our Congress.
400 out of 500 congress members think you're a loser.
@@NEAZ24 that's amazing! ❤️
I love how they all pretend that the Israel Lobby doesn't control US politics through the media, finances and party and candidate donations.
Well, powerful country if it could actually do all of that! Israel is obviously a great country all its own then.
@@jamesb.9155you can find a audio of Trump on a radio show saying izzy owns congress and rightfully so.
You show Dyan with patch on both eyes-why
Saudi plus Egypt support hamas but we only hear about Iran think about it
I suggest at a minimum both Saudi Arabia & Egypt support the Palestinians. Iran strongly supports Hezbollah which are primarily active in Lebanon. It’s all sickening geopolitics.
@@MrDastardly sure that's why Egypt shut down their border and the Saudis attacked USA on 911 got it
Sickening as in Sudeten land Lithuania, and Serbia, however you only hear about Taiwan not about kashmir
No they don't. Matter of fact, Egypt built a wall to keep them out. And hamas absolutely hates the Saudi ruling family. I think you're confusing them with Qatar.
That was a different era. The Saudis and Egyptians strongly support Israel against Hamas. The Saudis support them because of the oncoming Abraham accords and the opportunities to make a lot more money dealing with oil with Israel and America. The Egyptians support them because Hamas is the same thing as the Muslim Brotherhood which is and has been a big problem for Egypt. The people might act differently, but make no mistake the governments of those countries want Israel to finish the job. Iran on the other hand is the other way around, before the Islamic Regime, they had a great relationship with Israel, The Iranian people love and support Israel and their government/regime is hellbent on destroying it. We hear about iran because they heavily fund Hamas and 100% fund Hezbollah which is a much more serious threat than Iran. As unbelievably of a person that Moshe Dayan was, the things he's saying here are in regards to a totally different era and many, many wars have transpired since then that has totally changed the geopolitics of the region.
Proud of being Jew and Standing with Israel
Pride comes before the fall
Keep standing, history will tell what you were once
@@American_patriot110 We dont forget which is why were standing strong your people could use a history though considering since 48 you still havent learned your lesson
@@peaceformula5830 Keep hoping
@@peaceformula5830Keep hoping buddy, you'd get just far enough to cry about it 😂
Moshe Dayan (Real name : Kitaigorodsky) One of three children born to Shmuel and Devorah Dayan, UKRAINIAN Jewish immigrants from Zhashkiv.
He tha goat
Israel try not to look like and be a villain challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)
do you know what a rorschach test is?
And where does the international law principle of NO TITLE BY CONQUEST come in?
Just notice, how they say Arabs instead of Palestinians. As the Americans said the Indians, instead of the Apaches or the Cherokees.
They aren’t Arabs?
Palestanians are Arabs, but native Americans are not Indians.
@@inoovator3756 What's your definition of an Arab?
@@cyclomb a person whose origin country is a member of the Arab league
@@inoovator3756 so Jews from Morocco and Iraq are also Arab?
Some kind of bandit, like all these leaders of the occupiers
Occupied what? He was born in the ottoman empire at Degania Alef kibbutz.
Talking about Arafat then.
so this is 1972 wonder how it turned out ?
Moshe Dayan 👍🏻
Russia is very good ,I do not hate Russia ,Why should I hate a country or a people who did not do me any harm .
4:56 yeah, like UNIFIL, right? 🙄
We will never forget the USS Liberty.
You must be Israeli, knowing that a spy ship went into a war zone, spying against Israel. Yes, never forget.
Bir Türk olarak bende bu yorumu yazan bir dostumu arıyordum.❤
you don't give a crap about its crew members, you're looking for any halfway excuse to justify your prejudice
@@guyuscoolius2326 Ah yes, when your "greatest ally" steals and attacks you multiple times while never contributing anything of value to even be called an ally, and is never held accountable for it's crimes against you . Pointing this out is somehow prejudiced.
@@captainrooster5063 israel is the US' greatest economic, strategic and culturally compatible ally in the region. you not getting over the USS liberty is a personal obsession, israel apologized for it and compensated the crews' families
I will definitely keep an eye out for this man
What country has a HUGE lobby for the sole interest of a foreign nation like is something normal? USA
Qatar, they don't need a lobby, they bought the US and the West
Israel is the best place to perform. Far from european mediocrity and negativity
Ok, don't come back crying.
An interesting interview.
Legend
he was right - giving up sharm was a huge mistake. I know people dont think thats true and they'll point enthusiastically to 50 years of peace, but history unfailingly shows that extremism in arab countries is never more than one "revolution" away. Today egypt is a secular western country. Tomorrow it could be more similar to iran - and it almost was if not for a recent coup. The egyptians themselves know this is true. They have no guarantees of stability or democracy or human rights in the long term.
After one year after that interview ,they kicked out by the war from Egypt,iraq , Syria and other Arabs countries....
what was his problem
Laser beam eyeball gadget
%%%% "… Why should we declare their burning hatred for us? For eight years they have been sitting in the refugee camps in Gaza, and before their eyes we have been transforming the lands and the villages, where they and their fathers dwelt, into our estate …". -- Moshe Dayan's (former Israeli defense minister and war hero) eulogy for Ro'i Rothberg, 1956 %%%%%
Love this man though I never knew him
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Grate
He looks just like SS from Germany.
They really gotta call it "Face the Nation"?!
Why they gotta do him like that!!
Why putin is wearing a pirate thing?
I never knew israel took sharm el sheik
Moshe dayan was not a racist grew up with Arabs and never hated Arabs because they are ethnic Arab unlike what is happening 2024.
What ethnic arabs?
Well little Asad... As always - Taqiya.. Without lies Islam dies...
Where is Moshe ?
James bond villian.
Only few years before this very Friendly interview
30 some American sealers were killed by men like him using American weapons
On the top of American ship called liberty
And Israel never paid price for that and will never do so
friendly fire happens in times of war. Deal with it. Anyway, that ship shouldnt have been anywhere near the coast at the point in time - maybe aportion some of the blame to whoever put it there?
That ship screamed for aid from nearby American air force
But Israel blocked the signal till they were done killing the American soldiers
American population are prisoner's to campaign money
And that was spy ship not involved in any of war actions in that time
Israel killed many other Americans unjustifiably just like Rachel Corrie.
@@gobalik you always have an excuse for Israel. Won’t last much longer. The younger generation has a different viewpoint.
@@dwen5065 the younger generation in the 60s and 70s were ardent supporters of communism. I don't put much currency in the "truth" of the younger generation - naive idealism never got us very far. Young people spout out rhetoric without reading historical sources and pretend they understand history - sorry, but if you don't know the history you can't claim to understand it.
@@dwen5065the younger generation makes no difference they have no power in the grand scheme of things like those of the past. Israel wins with or without the help of anyone else because of God. Rome tried in their might and became dust while Israel is back and stronger than ever.
Well, what I do know is that I was afraid of him until now,, I can't even watch the video :')
My. God.
Is he Polish ?
According to google hes born in a town near Golan Heights
Turkish
This guy sounds like a mix between Asian and British, not at all Jewish.
You do realise there are Asian and British Jews, right?
@ruthlieberman7157 That's really weird considering the majority of people are extremely racist in Israel. If it isn't about a specific race of Jews, then it's just about the ideology of Judaism, in which case there should be no stealing or killing, which is in direct conflict to creating a Jewish state.
@@majman92please provide sources to support your claim that "the majority of people in Israel are racist"
Ah maybe because they weren't allowed back to their land until 1948 just 24 years after this was recorded. This man was alive while Hitler was hunting his people throughout Europe. They came from all over the world to reinhabit there land.
this dude's an expert on jews, how does one sound like then?
An eye for a eye
😊RIP Gral Dayan.
Nowadays Israel needs you more than ever.
Blessings from lake Titicaca Peru
I think he have nice memories in 1973 October 6th Egypt 🇪🇬✌️😂.
@@scorpion3625Egypt was defeated in 1973. The most important thing is that you believe what you say 😂
@@scorpion3625Egypt was defeated in 1973. The most important thing is that you believe what you say
@@יהבעבו-ו4ש ata Ben zona..mamzer …qos ema shelkha al zaen aba sheli.😂 ioum kepor sameiah 🇵🇸✌️👊
@@יהבעבו-ו4ש don’t play with the Master 😎👊
years and years before 10.07. ...
ISRAELI FINAL BOSS
JFK ?
Martin Sheen eyes with Yul Brynner skull
“Why should we complain of their hatred for us? Eight years have they sat in the refugee camps of Gaza, and seen with their own eyes, on how we have made a homeland of the soil and the villages where they and their forefathers once lived”
-Moshe Dayan, April 19th, 1956
Total lies
Funny how they started then and now act like a certain group of individuals that treated them the same way
...totally not a super villain..