Iraqi-Israeli War (1995: The Armageddon)

Iraqi-Israeli War
	; Israeli armies in Cairo, 1996
Date	1 April 1995 - 30 January 1998
Place	Middle East
Status	Israeli-Turkish Coalition Victory; Saddam Hussein deposed; Egypt loses Sinai Peninsula to Israel; Israel annexes Golan Heights and reforms it into an Autonomous Province in 2002;
Belligerents
Israel; Turkey;	Iraq; Lebanon; Syria; Egypt; Palestine; Libya; Jordan;

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The Iraqi-Israeli War, also known as the First Middle Eastern War, was an conflict between Israel & it's ally Turkey and Iraq, alongside it's allies, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Palestine, Libya & Jordan on Saturday, April 1st, 1995, 1 month after The Armageddon. It ended on Friday, January 30th, 1998 in what was known as the Eid Al-Adha Surrender.

Background[]

As Europe was consumed by the fires of nuclear armageddon on March 23rd, 1995, Israel watched in horror as the world fell to Aum Shinrikyo's doomsday, known as the Armageddon. Despite this, Iraq and it's Arab allies decided that, in the middle of a nuclear apocalypse, it was fitting to launch an attack on Israel. And that's what they did.

The War[]

On April 1st, 1995, Iraq, alongside it's allies, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Palestine, Libya & Jordan declared war on Israel, citing it's continued occupation of Palestine as the main reason. By April 8th, 1995, Israel is able to not only take all of Gaza, but also was able to take Golan Heights & land Turkey in the war.

The Turkish were able to invade from the border governate of Al-Hasakah, with naval landings in Latakia & Tartus‎.

Aftermath[]

On February 9th, 1998, both sides came to an agreement. Saddam Hussein would be deposed & Egypt would cede the Sinai Peninsula. Israel annexed the Golan Heights, turning it into an Autonomous Zone in mid-2002.