War report number 216; Is al-Sisi repeating Nasser's historical mistake? This report has two parts; The first part, which deals with developments in the field, assessing trends and regional and international events in preparation for the next battle between the Iranians and the enemies of the nation. In this part, the developments in the energy market as well as the unique performance of Iran during the last days and weeks in the Strait of Hormuz and the necessity to continue this behavior point to broader steps to limit Israel as much as possible; But the second part, which is the main and detailed part of this podcast, deals with the historical intervention of Egypt during the time of Gamal Abdul Nasser in Yemen. After the 1962 coup in Yemen, Gamal Abdul Nasser, who was the leading figure in the Arab world in those days, decided to intervene in Yemen to limit Al Saud in its tough competition against the Saudi regime. This report looks at this intervention and the Egyptians' 5-year war in Yemen, which caused them a major and historic defeat. In this report I explained how, according to many analysts and writers, this intervention finally caused the defeat of Egypt in the 6-day war of 1967 and the loss of the West Bank, Gaza and the Sinai desert. In light of the recent decisions of the al-Sisi regime to intervene in the Yemen war and help the Saudi regime, examining the history of this intervention and knowing its results can clarify the future of Egypt's new intervention.

War report number 216; Is al-Sisi repeating Nasser's historical mistake? This report has two parts; The first part, which deals with developments in the field, assessing trends and regional and international events in preparation for the next battle between the Iranians and the enemies of the nation. In this part, the developments in the energy market as well as the unique performance of Iran during the last days and weeks in the Strait of Hormuz and the necessity to continue this behavior point to broader steps to limit Israel as much as possible; But the second part, which is the main and detailed part of this podcast, deals with the historical intervention of Egypt during the time of Gamal Abdul Nasser in Yemen. After the 1962 coup in Yemen, Gamal Abdul Nasser, who was the leading figure in the Arab world in those days, decided to intervene in Yemen to limit Al Saud in its tough competition against the Saudi regime. This report looks at this intervention and the Egyptians' 5-year war in Yemen, which caused them a major and historic defeat. In this report I explained how, according to many analysts and writers, this intervention finally caused the defeat of Egypt in the 6-day war of 1967 and the loss of the West Bank, Gaza and the Sinai desert. In light of the recent decisions of the al-Sisi regime to intervene in the Yemen war and help the Saudi regime, examining the history of this intervention and knowing its results can clarify the future of Egypt's new intervention.