Dear Hesham,
in many cases of wars, the opposing countries countries have very different narratives of what happened and who won what. It is also the case for all the wars between Egypt and Israel since 1947. That is almost normal as government propaganda goes, everywhere in the world.
It would be neither productive nor very mature to try and push "my side's story is the only truth, their side's is only lies". Won't get us anywhere.
For these conflicting stories, I am happy to note what the Israeli version says, what the Egyptian version says, and what the generally-accepted-in-the-West version says. It is educational in many ways.
I hope we on SPF can be as responsible and intelligent as both governements have been: Face the differences, look beyond the disagreements, and make the best of what few common points we can find. These forty years of peace are one of the best success stories of modern times, as far as I am concerned.
While plenty problems remain for each country, with AlQaida, Brotherhood, Hamas, PLO, Hizballah, etc, and while those still cause too many deaths on each side, at least there hasn't been any full scale war since 1973. May it last.
On SPF, we can just note the difference between the versions, and keep leaning about built and unbuilt projects. I very much appreciate all the information you bring.