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Octeber's War: Anwar El-Sadat

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The progress of any country depends on how its system works.In Egypt, different leaders roled for different times. Each leader has his own achievement and accomplishments.One of the greatest leaders in Egypt 's history is Anwar El-Sadat. His contribution in our biggest war was significant and yet the victory was achieved because of his brilient mind and wonderful plans.This essay will examine his contribution to Octeber 's War.

Firstly, planning for any war requires intelligence and equinimety. President Anwar had those qualities as he planned for attacking the enemies at an unexpected time. It was in Ramadan at noon while the soliders was fasting! This part of Anwar 's plan contributes to the victory greatly.

Secondly, The methods used

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