Victory Play - a board game based on the battles of the Six-Day War. Published by "Peretz Games". Israel, late 1960s. Board game in the form of a map of the Middle East that includes Eretz Israel from Quneitra in the north to Suez in the south, Egypt, Jordan and Syria. 53 cards, troops, and weapons of war - tanks, chips, and planes. Hebrew and English instructions are printed on the inside of the box. Rare.
A board shaped as a map of Eretz Israel. On the map, the routes of movement of IDF forces in the air and on the ground during the war are marked. The participants of the game who follow the IDF forces movements get to know the course of the battles that took place in reality. The goal is to conquer the enemy positions in the victory campaign, as they were actually occupied by the IDF in the war. The first participant to conquer all enemy targets wins the game and receives the "Six-Day War Medal". The instruction cards are designed in such a way that on one side is the IDF insignia, and on the other side are instructions in Hebrew and English, such as: "Recklessly, you stepped on a mine, you regroup, wait one line in your place", or "You encountered the enemy's surrender, you continue to advance rapidly and are entitled to another turn", "You succeeded in paralyzing artillery batteries, you won another turn", "You are preparing to repel an enemy attack", "Your unit begins an assault", etc.
Game board: 50x70 cm. 53 instruction cards. Soldiers. Original box with a photograph of Yitzhak Rabin and Moshe Dayan, as well as IDF tanks in the onslaught. Box: 41x26x3 cm. Slight tears at the edges of the box, stains. Good condition.
