Video: Egypt's revolution song
Here's a song in Arabic (with English subtitles), which is being touted as Egypt's revolution song. For some indication of how post-Mubarak Egypt might relate to Israel, watch what they say around the 1:45 mark.Let's go to the videotape.
It doesn't look good, does it?
Labels: Egyptian regime change, Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 10:58 AM
3 Comments:
An interesting tidbit...Palestine is pronounced Falestina... Why? There's no P in Arabic. Hmm... How can Palestinian be their name and culture if the sound doesn't exist in their own language? What do you think?
P do exist in arabic language, but you thought wrong, the origine of the country name is Flsteen and ofcourse it's arabic, and the english name Palestine came out from the arabic not the opposite, so i think it is the english ppl who could not pronounce F ... lol
and i wonder, why are you afraid of the arabian unity??
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