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Eight months after British planes bombed Cairo, Nasser sat down with British television. The date was 28 July 1957. ITN's Robin Day had secured an exclusive interview with the Egyptian president in the garden of his home just outside Cairo. It was considered a major coup; the two countries had not yet normalised relations after Suez. His specific claim about Ben-Gurion was dismissed at the time as propaganda. Britain, France and Israel all denied any coordination. The official line was that Israel acted independently and the Anglo-French bombardment was a neutral attempt to separate the two sides. What none of those Western viewers knew: in the week before the attack, Ben-Gurion had secretly flown to a house outside Paris to meet British and French officials. They signed a written agreement laying out the operation in full. Israel would invade first. Britain and France would issue a staged ultimatum, then bomb Egyptian airbases and land troops. Anthony Eden shredded the British copy afterwards. The French misplaced theirs. All three governments denied the document existed for decades. A photocopy was found in 2002, in the papers of the French foreign minister after his death. It was not published until 2010. Nasser described this on live television in 1957. The paperwork confirming he was right took another fifty-three years to surface. How many other denials are we still waiting to expire? #GamalAbdelNasser #SuezCrisis #Egypt #MiddleEastHistory #BenGurion #ITN #DeadWrongHistory #HistoricalClips #PoliticalHistory #ColdWarHistory
Eight months after British planes bombed Cairo, Nasser sat down with British television. The date was 28 July 1957. ITN's Robin Day had secured an exclusive interview with the Egyptian president in the garden of his home just outside Cairo. It was considered a major coup; the two countries had not yet normalised relations after Suez. His specific claim about Ben-Gurion was dismissed at the time as propaganda. Britain, France and Israel all denied any coordination. The official line was that Israel acted independently and the Anglo-French bombardment was a neutral attempt to separate the two sides. What none of those Western viewers knew: in the week before the attack, Ben-Gurion had secretly flown to a house outside Paris to meet British and French officials. They signed a written agreement laying out the operation in full. Israel would invade first. Britain and France would issue a staged ultimatum, then bomb Egyptian airbases and land troops. Anthony Eden shredded the British copy afterwards. The French misplaced theirs. All three governments denied the document existed for decades. A photocopy was found in 2002, in the papers of the French foreign minister after his death. It was not published until 2010. Nasser described this on live television in 1957. The paperwork confirming he was right took another fifty-three years to surface. How many other denials are we still waiting to expire? #GamalAbdelNasser #SuezCrisis #Egypt #MiddleEastHistory #BenGurion #ITN #DeadWrongHistory #HistoricalClips #PoliticalHistory #ColdWarHistory

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