Losses of Israel And Arabs in Wars After Creation of Israel

[Surenas]

Golani Brigade lost 8 people in Bint Jbeil, killing some 40 Hezies.

Later Paratrooper Brigade arrived in Bint Jbeil, slaughtering several dozen additional Hezies without looses.

Thats why Hezbollah afraid to fire a bullet towards Israel since 2006. All they can do now is hide like rats and tell stories to their imbecile supporters how they defeated Israel.

Nonsense. They defended their ground, to such extent, that your units weren't able to secure Bint Jbeil. Your soldiers displayed poor performance in Bint Jbeil.

 

[FaujHistorian]

1948 Independence war:

Israel - 6,373 killed (4,000 soldiers and 2,400 civilians)

Palestinians - 3,000
Egypt - 2,000
Jordan - 1,000
Syria - 1,000
Lebanon - 500

1956 Suez war:

Israel - 231

Egypt - 1,600

1967 Six Day war:

Israel - 777

Egypt - 10,000
Jordan - 6,000
Syria - 2,500

1968-1970 War of Atrittion:

Israel - 838 (650 soldiers + 188 civilians)

Egypt - 5,000
PLO - 1,828
Syria - 500
Jordan - 84
USSR - 58
Cuba - 180

1973 Yom Kippur war:

Israel - 2,527

Egypt - 12,000
Syria - 3,000

1982 First Lebanon war:

Israel - 432

Syria and PLO - 10,000

1985-2000 South Lebanon war:

Israel - 278

Hezbollah - 1,276

1987-1993 First Intifada:

Israel - 160 (60 soldiers + 100 civilians)

Palestinians - 1,162 (in addition some 1000 were killed by Palestinians themselves)

2006 Second Lebanon war:

Israel - 165 (121 soldiers + 44 civilians)

Lebanon - 1,109 (500-600 Hezbollah)

Second Intifada 2000-ongoing:

Israel - 1,108 (349 soldiers and police + 759 civilians)

Palestinians - 6,827 (in addition 680 were killed by Palestinians themselves)

up to 31 May 2013

You are now spoon feeding the OP.

you are a ban man. very very bad man.


Oh and @Surenas will continue f@rting about Hizbu-Joke-Ullah over and over and over again.

 

[420canada]

lets put it this way enough for that all the arab countries would not want to war with Israel til thy kingdom come.

 

[500]

Nonsense. They defended their ground, to such extent, that your units weren't able to secure Bint Jbeil. Your soldiers displayed poor performance in Bint Jbeil.

As I said 8 Israeli soldiers were killed in Bint Jbeil vs nearly 100 Hezies. Israel did not plan to take it.

You still did not answer my question.

You are now spoon feeding the OP.

you are a ban man. very very bad man.


Oh and @Surenas will continue f@rting about Hizbu-Joke-Ullah over and over and over again.

I know I am bad but I had this data written down already, so could not resist.

 

[Zabaniyah]

The Arabs literally got their a$$es whooped and suffering catastrophic casualties.

End of story.

And as far as Hezbollah goes, ever heard of guerrilla tactics? Lebanon was reduced to a rubble that way (that is the price of guerrilla warfare). So, I wouldn't necessarily call it a "victory".

 

[Surenas]

As I said 8 Israeli soldiers were killed in Bint Jbeil vs nearly 100 Hezies. Israel did not plan to take it.

Your brig.-gen initially claimed that his forces had captured Bint Jbeil, which proved to be false. If Israel did not plan to take it, what was their objective then? Hezbollah had its presence in Bint Jbeil till the end of the war, still managed to shoot rockets and defend their positions.

You may want to read this again:

Wounded troops describe Bint Jbail battle as 'hell on earth' - Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper

 

[500]

Your brig.-gen initially claimed that his forces had captured Bint Jbeil, which proved to be false. If Israel did not plan to take it, what was their objective then? Hezbollah had its presence in Bint Jbeil till the end of the war, still managed to shoot rockets and defend their positions.

Thats typical offensive tactics: you enter and if you meet strong resistance in some point you bypass it. All armies in the world do it.

In the beginning Israeli troops entered Bint Jbeil with no resistance, but then in center of the town they were ambushed, 8 were killed. Israelis retreated to outskirts of Bint Jbeil and started to guide artillery at Hezies inside Bint Jbeil. There was a good slaughter of Hezies there.

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

The Arabs literally got their a$$es whooped and suffering catastrophic casualties.

End of story.

And as far as Hezbollah goes, ever heard of guerrilla tactics? Lebanon was reduced to a rubble that way (that is the price of guerrilla warfare). So, I wouldn't necessarily call it a "victory".

We take pride for having a 0 casualty

Check this link out for more info on the subject

 

[pkuser2k12]

1 Israeli to 100 Arab ratio?

Yeah ok.

Sounds like BS.

and bs is all he does

 

[FaujHistorian]

The Arabs literally got their a$$es whooped and suffering catastrophic casualties.

End of story.

And as far as Hezbollah goes, ever heard of guerrilla tactics? Lebanon was reduced to a rubble that way (that is the price of guerrilla warfare). So, I wouldn't necessarily call it a "victory".

Bravo.

Well said.

But Jih@dis refuse to see the reality

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

@500
Don't bother talking about Hezbollah, it's a terror group that brought nothing but death on both sides.

Can I ask you one question though please? Is the Egyptian Military an adversary that is ought to be respected in the eyes of the IDF?

 

[Frogman]

@FaujHistorian

Of course there are endless evaluations by the Germans and the Americans (The American air to air kill ratio is being questioned) on the various wars they have fought. But here is where the problem lies. The result of WW2 was undisputed as was the result of Vietnam (The VC and NVA failed militarily to kick out the Americans but succeeded politically), but, the result of 73 remains disputed. The Israeli side claim they won and so does the Egyptian but the Syrians lost due to their inability to hold bridges and advance in the Golan. Now to assess each sides case and understand the actual objectives of this war.

The Egyptian objective was to regain the Sinai. Now the command understood that to regain the whole of the Sinai militarily was well beyond the Egyptian armed forces capability and capacity. So the plan was to retake a portion of the Sinai and in doing so making Israeli occupation impossible and leading them to the negotiation table and ultimately retake the Sinai through diplomacy. Now that is what ultimately happened, however, the Egyptian position on the negotiating table was weakened by Sadats decision to move armoured divisions deeper into the Sinai causing the weakness in Egyptian lines and allowing the Israelis something to go for. This is what happened to the Israelis on the east bank by the way...

Now if you actually believe the Israeli line of kicking arse and being invincible then go ahead. The only war which Israel actually won was 67. They believe they won the war of independence but they also seem to hide the fact that the Arabs did not contribute enough men to drive them out and so a stalemate ensued which resulted in the eventual recall of Arab troops (most of them under colonial rule).

 

[Pyre]

Wish everyone would shut the hell up and start the next damn war already so we can work with some new data.

 

[AUSTERLITZ]

1]1948 war-

Israeli-4000 soldiers and 2373 civilians.
Arabs-8000-15000,killed.

2]1956 suez crisis-
Israel-
231 killed,899 wounded,4captured.
Egypt-1600-3000 killed,1000 civilians,5000 wounded,5000+ captured.

3]1967-
Israel-
776–983 killed
4,517 wounded
15 captured[5]
46 aircraft destroyed

Arabs-
Egypt – 10,000–15,000 killed or missing
4,338 captured
Jordan – 6,000 killed or missing
533 captured
Syria – 2,500 killed
591 captured
Iraq – 10 killed
30 wounded
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5,500+ captured
hundreds of tanks destroyed
452+ aircraft destroyed

4]1967-1970 war of attrition-
594-1,424 soldiers killed
127 civilians killed
2,659 wounded
14–30 aircraft
1 destroyer
4 tanks
2 half-tracks
2 armored cars
Egypt:
2,882-10,000 soldiers and civilians killed
6,285 wounded
60–114 aircraft lost
PLO:
1,828 killed
2,500 captured
Jordan:
84 killed
250 wounded
4 captured
30 tanks
2 aircraft
Syria:
Hundreds of casualties

5]1973 yom kippur war

Israel-
2,521–2,800dead
7,250–8,800 wounded
293 captured
400 tanks destroyed
102 aircraft destroyed

Arabs-
8,000–18,500 dead
18,000–35,000 wounded
8,783 captured
2,250–2,300 tanks destroyed or captured
341–514 aircraft destroyed
19 naval vessels sunk

1982 lebanon war-
Israel-
657 killed
2,383 wounded

Syria and PLO-
9,797 killed

1-8000 civilians killed.

2006 Lebanon war-
Israel-
121 killed
(including 2 captured soldiers)
628 wounded

Hezbollah-500 dead,1500 wounded.
Huge numbers of civilians killed on both sides.

 

[500]

@500
Don't bother talking about Hezbollah, it's a terror group that brought nothing but death on both sides.

Can I ask you one question though please? Is the Egyptian Military an adversary that is ought to be respected in the eyes of the IDF?

Egyptian military is largest in Arab world. One of the Israel's problem is that we our force is based on reserves which need to be called before the war, but its not always possible.

When it comes to quality, Egyptians are good in defending some specific positions, but when these positions can be bypassed they are in problem. Thats whats happened in 1956 and 1967: Sinai area is very big and even Egypt can control all, therefore Israel was swiftly bypassing their strongholds. In 1973 Israel encircled 3rd Egyptian army by finding a gap between to armies.