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Illustration of the operations on the highlands of the Golan.
In Red the movements of the 7th Israeli
Armouerd Brigade.
In Orange the moves of other Israeli
troops.
In Green the advance of the Arabic
formations
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The carcass of a Syrian T-55 just before a previously destroyed
Israeli Command.
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Israeli trucks on the road to Damask. Next to the total
victory, the army of Jerusalem halted its own advance.
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Egyptian prisoners on a truck, while they are being conducted
to the fields of detention after the battles of the Sinai.
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The victorious Israeli soldiers exult after so many difficulties.
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The Syrian leader Assad was one of the craftsmen of the
war of the Yom Kippur, but he had no advantages from it. Contrarily, the Israeli
counteroffensive forced the Syrian army to an unexpected retreat, surrendering
land to the adversary.
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The other two great protagonists of the conflict were the
Israeli Golda Meir and the Egyptian Sadat who resulted the true winner, at least
on diplomatic level.
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