Over six days, the world followed the news of the Egyptian-Israeli war through newspapers and radio stations; reflecting differently and according to media outlets selected to get information, the public opinion in the West was very much affected by a press that was not in consensus on this war, as some outlets were biased for Egypt, and some others for Israel. Perhaps the reason behind such discrepancies in perception were the foreign correspondents themselves who covered the news on this war; having his or her own stories and memories, war correspondents wrote their own thoughts of the events as they unraveled before their eyes. There are stories behind every war, and most of them are unofficial.