Causes_Of_War

Causes Of War There is no doubt that the country of Egypt has had a long and cherished history. Geographically located at the crossroads of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the middle east, Egypt’s strategic position on the globe has tempted and been sought after by countless empires, regimes, and kingdoms throughout history. Yet the Egyptians have still managed to keep their unique identity. This is no more evident than in the events that occurred in 1952, when Egypt finally gained independence from the British. With the country seemingly back in the hands of the Egyptian people it would seem that life would begin to improve for the majority of poor Egyptian citizens. However, in reality it has been quite the opposite. Since the revolution, Egypt has seen numerous wars that have come to have a direct negative impact on the political, economic, social, and foreign relation aspects of Egyptian society and has been the main reason to the countries’ stifled growth. The notion of war has also managed to grip Egypt in a way that has sent her into a never-ending spiral of war leading to even more war, evolving from wars of occupation, to Arab-Israeli wars, to religious civil wars. Although Egypt gained war, nasser, egypt, egyptian, arab, israel, army, nasser’s, military, began, been, world, policy, first, country, after, wars, suez, since, public, political, israelis, israeli, goals, foreign, determined, come, cold, 67, years, viewed, two, revolution, project, preparation