School kids in Egypt playing “Thawra”
يسرا الهواري - السور
صباح الخير.. الأصوات القاهرية تنادي
Today marks the 42 anniversary of Bahr El-Baqar Elementary School Massacre.
The Bahr el-Baqar massacre occurred on 8 April 1970, during the War of Attrition. The Israeli Air Force carried out an air raid on the Egyptian village of Bahr el-Baqar, in the eastern province ofSharqiyya. Israel claims that it had thought the school was an Egyptian military installation.[1][2] The raid resulted in the destruction of a primary school that was in use during the attack, 46 child were killed and over 50 wounded.
Documentary about El-Mahalla Textile Factory.
if you’re interested in the Egyptian revolution or labor activities in Egypt, this is a MUST WATCH.
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بردة البوصيري بصوت الشيخ الشهيد عماد عفت
Nader Es-Sayed -former Egyptian football national team goal keeper- chants against military rule.
an Egyptian Mu’azen (Caller for Prayer) chants “down down with military rule” after the traditional call for prayer.
Egyptian protesters take down Muhammad Mahmoud wall, one of two walls built down town Cairo after Muhammad Mahmoud and Minister Cabinet clashes.
Currently demos are all over Egypt protesting Port-Saied Massacre two days ago, the protesters accuse the ruling Military Junta to conspire aginst Ultras Ahlawy group -who are famous for thier effective role in clashes against CSF- which lead to the killing of an estimate 73 members of the group.
“Sheikh Vs Imam” is a 90 minutes documentary fashioned for cinema screening and subtitled to many different languages, to introduce to the world an icon of rebelling and strife against oppression and one of the world’s pioneers in political music; Sheikh Imam Eissa. The blind composer, oud player and singer was very popular among the middle class in the 1960’s, and his music still lives inside all Egyptians.
The revolutionary Metro of the city of Cairo.
