This book presents many important Israeli confessions and testimonies, and the author answers several questions, the most important of which are:

First: Why did Moshe Dayan propose the withdrawal of Israeli forces and give Egypt the opportunity to operate the Suez Canal? (179)

Second: Why did Golda Meir offer more than once to negotiate with Gamal Abdel Nasser, expressing her willingness for the discussions to take place in Cairo? (180)

Third: Why did Israel Galilei, the Minister of State, state in the Jewish Chronicle magazine on May 10, 1970, that a ceasefire is an urgent and vital matter for Israel? Why did Moshe Dayan state in La Merhav newspaper at the same time that the Israeli government was ready for an unconditional ceasefire, even if this enabled the Egyptians to organize themselves and install new missiles? (181)

Fourth: Why did Israel accept Rogers' initiative immediately?

– Fifth: Why did Egypt succeed in crossing the Suez Canal on October 6, 1973?