Please click the icon to follow us on Facebook.speaking in Brooklyn, NYC on this day a representative of the Israeli Government-in-Exile issued a stark warning to the Arab States that had conquered the Jewish nation ~ further nuclear bombings should be expected after the previous day's detonation at the Port of Alexandria.

"The research here could have been better. Dayan ordered that the dozen or so nukes Isreal had were to be placed on the Jericho missiles. Needless to say Isreal would not have waited, until being overrun, before the nukes had done their thing. Instead the capitals of both Egypt & Syria would have been nuked, along with ten other targets throughout the Middle East. in an attempt to ensure Isreal would have survived such an invasion. Alas that probably would have prompted nuclear retailiation by the USSR, which would have ensured WWIII take place. In doing so the nuclear holocaust, that would have followed, would have seen both the USSR & USA destroyed along with hundreds of millions of people. " - reader's commentThe third Arab-Israeli War had begun with the devastating pre-emptive Egypt aerial offensive which destroyed the Israeli Air Force on the ground. Israel never recovered momentum from the loss of decisive air supremacy at the beginning of combat operations, despite a last minute air lift by the US Government following the unprovoked Arab assault on the USS Liberty.

From the pivotal moment when the IDF Chief of Staff Moshe Dayan was executed in Tel Aviv, it was determined (in Dayans own prophetic words) that the "Third Temple Had Fallen¹". The surviving Israeli leadership responded by executing a desperate end-game plan: a nuclear masada, aptly named after the biblical siege in which Jewish defenders had committed mass suicide rather than endure capture by the Romans.

Setting aside the original plan to detonate the weapons in the face of the invading Arab armies, instead "the boys were let loose²". Nuclear weapons were smuggled onto submarines in the mediterranean, the first surfaced on June 11th in Alexandria, the largest seaport in Egypt.