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The most feasible plan for Med-Dead is not a canal, but a below sea level tunnel from Palmachim to the south branch of Wadi Qumran.

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What canal did Israel Great Britain and France fight for?

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Does Israel have anything to do with the Suez Canal?

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Who signed in 1956 Britain France and signed a secret agreement to seize control of the Suez Canal.?

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What country attacked Israel in 1956?

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What secret plan did Britain France and israel form?

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What was the war of 1956?

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In 1956 britain france and israel invaded egypt and occupied the suez canal?

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What started the Arab-Israeli War of 1956?

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