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Just before dawn on October 29, 1956, paratroopers of the Israel Defense Forces, led by the legendary commander

Ariel Sharon, descended into Egypt's Sinai Desert. The paratroopers' goal was to conquer

the strategically important Mitla Pass. But the broader objective was to eliminate the threat

posed by the Soviet-armed Egyptian military, an's strongman Gamal Abdel Nasser.

Israel was not alone in seeking Nassar's defeat. Great Britain and France also wanted to

intervene against Nasser, who had just nationalized the economically vital Suez Canal. They only

needed a pretext, and Israel provided them with one by attacking Egyptian forces in the

Mithla Pass, 20 miles away from the canal. Thus began what is known as the Suez Crisis, the second

Arab-Israeli War. Where did it all begin? The war's origins can be traced to the end of Israel's

War of Independence in 1949 when Israel signed armistist agreements with Jordan,

Egypt, and Syria. Israel viewed these agreements as precursors to peace, but the Arabs saw them

as temporary truces only, leading up to what they called the second round to attack and destroy Israel.

Throughout the early 1950s, the Arabs acquired modern weapons, above all, fighter jets,

which Israel, still laboring under a U.S. arms embargo, could not obtain.

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