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- A motley group of Israelis and others defied global arms embargoes to save Israel. In 1948, hours after Israel declared independence, the neighboring states of Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Iraq declared war on the nascent Jewish state. Israeli fighters desperately needed arms with which to resist the onslaught, but the world was silent.
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1 day ago · When Israel declared independence in 1948, the conflict expanded into an interstate war between Israel and several Arab countries – Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Syria.
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