For those who fast, the weather will be pleasant.
We wish all the people in Israel
an easy fast and G'Mar Chatima Tova.
Our broadcasts will resume when the fast ends.
An IDF spokesperson has informed us
that Syrian forces are attacking in the north.
The Egyptians are advancing in the Sinai Desert,
in the south, and bombing our forces.
If Syria conquers the Golan Heights,
Israel will be vulnerable to a large-scale invasion.
Good evening to our listeners.
A press conference will start in a moment in Tel Aviv
with Prime Minister, Golda Meir.
We will be broadcasting live on our channel
as the Prime Minister addresses the nation.
They are all around us. They are everywhere.
The entire valley is infested with Syrian tanks.
We are being smashed down here.
I have lost an entire platoon. I have to retreat.
Get back in there, Lieutenant. Do not retreat.
They can't take the north. Drive forward!
We are heading into hell. My whole team is gone.
Stay calm and do as you're told!
I can't hold the line anymore. I need urgent help! Over!
They're destroying our tanks with infantry and shells.
I've not seen anything like this. It's an onslaught. Over.
Point-blank range! Thousands of tanks are in front of us!
They're firing at us! They're slaughtering us! Over!
We need help...
Move out. Cross the plain.
Move fast. Don't make yourself an easy target.
Let's terrify them. Destroy anything that moves.
We're moving fast. Why aren't they firing?
What was that? Was that a tank?
It's not a tank. Where is it?
I can see our fortresses on the canal.
- Has anyone seen it? - I think it's our forces.
It's not ours and it's not a tank. I can hear its whistle.
- What is it? - It's not coming from a tank.
- It's an RPG. - Where is it coming from?
I can't see a thing.
I've been hit. I've been hit. My tank's been hit!
It's Sagger missiles.
It's an ambush. They're covering the whole area.
Insert a shell! Always have a shell in the barrel.
We're under fire.
We're getting smashed.
Retreat, retreat! Saggers are being fired nonstop. Retreat.
Hundreds of Saggers have been fired.
We're at the firing line! Retreat!
This is the commander. Fire back at them!
What are you waiting for?
I can't fire! The shell is stuck!
This is the commander. No one retreats.
Go back to your positions
and fire back at them! Is that clear?
My whole section is injured. We don't stand a chance.
It's vital we secure the line. Don't retreat.
This is an order. I repeat, do not retreat!
I want reinforcements if it's possible. Over.
This is Three. The enemy has infiltrated...
This is the commander.
Hold positions and secure the line immediately. Over.
My squad commander is dead.
Adar is dead. I'm aba... I'm abandoning...
Please send us help!
I... I don't want to die...
I want... I want to go home! I want to go ho...
The Zionists are dead.
We are in full control of the area.
According to the Geneva agreements,
both sides have to provide information
about their prisoners of war.
The propaganda from the Arab countries...
...reveals very little about the number of prisoners
and missing persons.
This is the commander. I see exhaust fumes.
The Egyptians are on the move. They're crossing the Sinai.
Hold on. Don't open fire until they're in a 1,000-metre range.
Wait until then. Let them get closer. All clear?
This is One. They are 2,000 meters away. Over.
Commander, this is Two.
I've identified movement towards me.
They are exposed. We can knock them out easily.
This is the commander. Open fire when I command.
Wait for them to be in a 1,000-meter range,
then open fire.
Good luck. We're counting on you.
This is Two. They are 1,500 meters away
and approaching quickly.
This is Three. 1,200 meters. Over.
Station One, prepare to open fire.
Three, two, one... Fire!
Don't allow them to lift their heads!
Come on, get them, fire! Without fear!
Commander, this is Two. We're destroyed four tanks.
Commander, this is Four. We're destroyed five tanks.
This is the commander. Keep going! Don't stop!
Direct fire! Don't let them get to the line!
Steady fire. Don't waste a shot.
Keep firing.
This is the commander. We're taking them all out.
I repeat, all of them! Don't leave even one tank!
They are fleeing. I see some on foot.
They've had enough. They're retreating.
This is the commander.
Don't stop! Don't stop! Don't let them run away!
Fire everywhere, the whole area!
Commander, I'm chasing them to the canal.
Stay put. Don't move forward. I repeat, don't move forward.
All units, listen up. We're going in.
Move out.
And let's button up until we know what's on the other side.
Station Two, this is the commander.
We're heading in towards the canal.
Two here. Close the route.
Two, start crossing to the other side. Over.
Acapulco, we did it! We've crossed the canal.
We're in Africa.
Heavy fire! It's an ambush! We are surrounded.
Large arms are hitting the whole brigade. It's a trap.
We're being hit by massive fire.
They're behind us. The Egyptians are attacking.
Gunner, put the shell in there. And smash them now!
I can't! It's stuck! I can't!
David, put the shell in and fire now!
I am trying!
He's dead!
184, what's going on?
We're being killed here. I just lost my commander.
This is Two. Wait patiently. Wait in the bunkers.
They're firing at us! Killing us.
This is One.
Stay calm, we will get you support.
We need support now! We are surrounded by Egyptians.
Reload the gun quickly! Come on, now!
I can't! It's stuck! It won't go in!
They're coming! Reload it now!
I can't! I'm trying. I'm trying!
Prime Minister Golda Meir
visited the soldiers at the front this morning,
while wearing her famous shoes
that are nowadays known as "Golda shoes".
She immediately opens the newspaper,
reading every page.
This is our Prime Minister's first visit to Egypt.
She stands up and looks out with some excitement.
We are completely confident
in holding the vast desert land we've conquered.
This land creates a complete separation
between us and the Third Army soldiers
who crossed the canal, and moved towards us.
Her face shows sadness.
She seems to be aware of the heavy cost in human life
caused by crossing the canal.
Her first time on the Egyptian side.
She is greeted by many soldiers.
- All the best to you. - Hey.
- Hey, hey. - Wait, guys.
The soldiers on the surrounding dunes
are waiting patiently for a group photo.
Mrs. Meir is also waiting patiently,
until the last photographer can capture this special moment.
The soldiers who surround her leave her no choice.
- As you move... - Softly.
We'd already encircled the Third Army at that point,
and we could've wiped them out
and destroyed them.
It's really crushing.
The IDF was leading, until we were ordered to stop.
At the end of a tiring day,
Golda bids farewell to the soldiers...
...and boards a helicopter back to Tel-Aviv
to take care of the country's affairs.
The meeting is over.
Dado is leaving the tent,
followed by the Egyptian commander, General Gamasy.
They are both rushing to report to their leaders
about the events of this important day.