Gamal Abdel Nasser: Revolutionary Leader, Humiliated in the 1967 Arab-Israeli War

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  • Best known for his charisma and pan-Arab populism, Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser, enraptured listeners with his radio broadcasts and inspired enormous pride inside the North African country and well beyond its borders. At the height of his power, during the 1960s, Nasser was known in the West mostly as a regional troublemaker, a gangster of sorts and a dangerous dictator.
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  • @AfricanBiographics
    @AfricanBiographics  Před rokem +53

    Hi everyone, this video is part 1 of a three-part series on the history of Egypt told through three of it's former leaders, Nasser, Sadat and Mubarak. Hope you enjoy it.😀

  • @nohisocitutampoc2789
    @nohisocitutampoc2789 Před 8 měsíci +13

    Nasser was undoubtably an honest and decent politic, points unfortunates not usual in Arabic countries. Painfully he died too soon. His mandate was an example to follow, most of his ideas remain in the same place.

    • @StraussBR
      @StraussBR Před 21 dnem

      Unfortunately is often the case for other young African political leaders, that needs to change

  • @GOODKiDMANCiTY
    @GOODKiDMANCiTY Před rokem +56

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      @ralphchimbaira1755 Před rokem

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      @khaney Před rokem

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      @glenmalesa8902 Před 9 měsíci

      What do you mean underrated?

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      @christopher9727 Před 8 měsíci

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  • @cliffgaither
    @cliffgaither Před rokem +35

    This is fascinating ! My mother used to reprimand me for being selfish by calling me "King Farouk". I only had a foggy idea as to what she was referring.
    This video is a great historical experience, especially Nasser & Sadat.

    • @jonathankaranja5857
      @jonathankaranja5857 Před rokem

      What disturbed me though,was the planned public execution of the deposed King Farouk in 1952.

  • @Albadry7
    @Albadry7 Před rokem +16

    Egypt for Egyptian 🇪🇬🇪🇬🔥

  • @moderatetuber3845
    @moderatetuber3845 Před rokem +8

    Loved it very great video my African brother from Egypt

  • @sauravkumar5589
    @sauravkumar5589 Před rokem +9

    This is a better format as viewers could get an understanding of the history of african countries in a chronological order. Similar video series should be published for other african countries

  • @seanmakelana6103
    @seanmakelana6103 Před 9 měsíci +4

    Nassar is a true leader of sovereign dignity

  • @theblackstone75
    @theblackstone75 Před rokem +15

    Another great video!!! Thank you for bringing these great African figures to light.

  • @theempirestrikesback
    @theempirestrikesback Před 9 měsíci +8

    As an American and as a history fan, I really enjoy your channel! Thank you!

  • @jessicamilestone4026
    @jessicamilestone4026 Před 10 měsíci +6

    Thank you, African Biographics. I have just discovered this channel today 😊. I'm so glad I did. That video was absolutely fascinating and very comprehensive. Thank you, again.

  • @TheManWhoStoleTheShadows

    Thank you for showing me that a revolution can be both peaceful(by comparison) and actually (at least for the first few years) work to help improve the standard of living.... well before it went the way of all "revolutions" before and after it

  • @gugulethundlovu7767
    @gugulethundlovu7767 Před rokem +8

    I liked before even watching. Thank you for another sterling piece of work!

  • @jaggg.3821
    @jaggg.3821 Před rokem +6

    Wow, He kind of resembles Thurgood Marshall, and I've been watching every single Thurgood Marshall documentary ever Made.

  • @salva_abuor
    @salva_abuor Před rokem +2

    Thank you! I like your content so much. Can't wait for parts 2 & 3

  • @thepipedreamer89
    @thepipedreamer89 Před rokem +4

    Can't wait. Love your documentaries

  • @krystingrant6292
    @krystingrant6292 Před rokem +4

    This is the best channel on CZcams. I've learned soooo much. I bow to you sir ❤️

  • @lanaofficiel4042
    @lanaofficiel4042 Před 10 měsíci +46

    Gamal Abdel Nasser was an Egyptian LEGEND.

    • @bowlerfamily
      @bowlerfamily Před 6 měsíci

      The Egyptians left black and came back Arabs. How that happen?

    • @lanaofficiel4042
      @lanaofficiel4042 Před 6 měsíci +7

      Egyptians were NEVER Black, BTW. There are Nubians in Upper Egypt who are Black, but towards the Mediterranean, the Egyptians definitely are not Black. Facts are facts, it is what it is.

    • @bowlerfamily
      @bowlerfamily Před 6 měsíci +3

      @lanaofficiel4042 I'm just trolling. Supposedly, this dude Saud that the jews left black and came back white. I think it's a laughable statement coming from someone in the sane region that isn't black.

    • @kongshvalmagyar4984
      @kongshvalmagyar4984 Před 5 měsíci

      Nasser humiliated your country. Shut up.

    • @hairybatemanballs9573
      @hairybatemanballs9573 Před 5 měsíci

      @@bowlerfamilyHe’s right , look at the “jews” now vs then it’s so hard to find pictures but when you do they are all black

  • @user-cd4bx6uq1y
    @user-cd4bx6uq1y Před 9 měsíci +3

    Really miss when those kinds of pieces were shown on the TV in the mornings

  • @prof.nicollas519
    @prof.nicollas519 Před rokem +3

    My friend! What a great video!!! Awesome material and knowledge! Just cant stop to watch

  • @writingafrica
    @writingafrica Před rokem +8

    I always learn something new from your videos. Well done Tatenda. And congratulations on getting that 100k plaque.

  • @jamesbodnarchuk3322
    @jamesbodnarchuk3322 Před rokem +5

    Fascinating!
    Cheers❤🇨🇦

  • @rudyniosho2505
    @rudyniosho2505 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for sharing this🙏🏼

  • @ancelochino
    @ancelochino Před rokem +40

    I personally have always ranked Gamel Abdel Nasser higher than any other African leader. He is an inspiration and will always be my favorite iconic leader from the motherland

    • @billyjesus5442
      @billyjesus5442 Před rokem +9

      but he was a total failure.

    • @Horemakhet_
      @Horemakhet_ Před rokem +3

      You rank a foreigner to your homeland as a leader?

    • @martinitamaloii96
      @martinitamaloii96 Před rokem +1

      Maybe Sadat.

    • @ancelochino
      @ancelochino Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@billyjesus5442 well clearly you would have done better but then again we shall never know

    • @ancelochino
      @ancelochino Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@billyjesus5442 is Egypt in Asia?

  • @sinoxolodlutu1949
    @sinoxolodlutu1949 Před rokem +2

    Very informative ♥️ more please

  • @lukeunderwood9832
    @lukeunderwood9832 Před rokem +9

    Please do a video about Farouk I of Egypt

  • @nevineshulkami
    @nevineshulkami Před rokem +10

    This is the most honest and correct history of this period. Thank you.. my highest respect.

  • @StraussBR
    @StraussBR Před 21 dnem +1

    Nasser was the most impressive political leadership the Arab world ever produced

  • @Visiontech
    @Visiontech Před 10 měsíci +1

    Your videos are simply amazing!

  • @LarzGustafsson
    @LarzGustafsson Před 8 měsíci +7

    Nasser was a great man. No matter what they say.

  • @answerman9933
    @answerman9933 Před rokem +1

    A good presentation.

  • @mrmark974
    @mrmark974 Před rokem +2

    Nice one African Biographics keep it up.

  • @dingjaoping
    @dingjaoping Před rokem +1

    Thanks!

  • @DUFFAL02
    @DUFFAL02 Před 23 dny

    Love your videos

  • @PeterGordon-qf2we
    @PeterGordon-qf2we Před rokem +2

    I enjoyed this video

  • @lloll72
    @lloll72 Před 6 hodinami

    Very good video

  • @hmutandadzi
    @hmutandadzi Před rokem +9

    Gamal Abdel Nasser was a great man.

  • @Hashi88.
    @Hashi88. Před rokem +4

    I will be very glad to get for us the life biography of former president of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo he was ruling since 2017-2022. Waitng you please Thank you so much.

  • @omarsphinx
    @omarsphinx Před rokem +1

    Best ever

  • @beorntwit711
    @beorntwit711 Před 3 měsíci

    The book I found most illuminating regarding Nasser's (often psychologized explanations) rule, was Kandil Hazem's Soldiers, spies, statesmen. It tells the tale of a 'double dictator', with Nasser and his coterie of security personnel against Field Marshall Amr and his security coterie. I have come to believe that this rift was primarily responsible for failure's in Egypt's politics that stretch to today.

  • @Ben_La_goulette
    @Ben_La_goulette Před 3 měsíci

    It's all about how wise you are...
    Jamel didn't know better...neither the opposition.
    Both hating each other's to death ..
    And result to that. ..look at today's Egypt ...

  • @Hashi88.
    @Hashi88. Před rokem +3

    @Africanbiography. Sorry i would like to know, which African country are you from?

  • @greendesert69
    @greendesert69 Před 8 měsíci +1

    love the narration "though Nasser and his brigade failed to maintain control of fallujah, they became heroes in the eyes of the Egyptians". standard Arab response. glorify the losers.

  • @Greenbook1989
    @Greenbook1989 Před rokem +2

    У этого человека висел портрет самого удачного человека на земле. И у его чиновников тоже.

  • @ski8615
    @ski8615 Před 9 měsíci +1

    I always got taught he died off a 💔 🇵🇰 respect too brother Gamal

  • @mznxbcv12345
    @mznxbcv12345 Před 14 dny

    18:00 this was actually the origin of the term "third World" , that is to say, the non-aligned movement of which he was one of the founding member along with India and Indonesia, but he started the whole thing, it was about political allegiance, not economic development.
    While video is very good, there are several mistakes. For example The Brotherhood was actually involved in the coup against the king, the shot actually hit Abdel Nasser while he was giving a speech in Alexandria it did not miss, it was broadcasted nationally and his reaction is what made him a Hero in the public eye, in addition there's some confusion about how much of the military Gamal actually had control over, there were several power struggles and even coup attempts like in 1962 with the man who actually had the loyalty of the military Abdel Hakim Amer,
    in addition, he did not just find a ploy to shift public opinion in 67', that was always his goal from the get go, there were no preparations for a secret strike, as the diplomatic cables show, Lyndon Johnson did not authorize a strike because there were no threat, indeed in 67' about a third of the military was stationed in Yemen, the only thing Gamal did back then that was counted as provocation was the closing of the Tiran Straits in response to aggression on the natives of the occupied territories.
    He was also seminal in the liberation of Algeria, Iran from their Monarchies and he was opposed by the Monarchies in the gulf that were placed there by the British, even the Moroccan monarch betrayed him. The jordanian monarchy as well betrayed him twice.

  • @za1yaan
    @za1yaan Před 5 měsíci

    How dare you... Not at all. Nasser is the greatest and the best. Reporting this.

  • @EuroMaidanWasAnInsurrection
    @EuroMaidanWasAnInsurrection Před 11 měsíci +1

    Ive often wondered if the Middle East would be more peaceful and prosperous if Gamal Nassers dream of Pan Arab National Union state would have worked.

  • @wojosquad4680
    @wojosquad4680 Před 8 měsíci +3

    Naser, Gaddaffi, Hussein and The Al-Assad family all visonary leaders ✊️✊️✊️

    • @StraussBR
      @StraussBR Před 21 dnem

      All of them were killed by the imperialists, if Assad were to accept becoming yet another puppet leader they would gladly accept him back in the 'rules-based' order

  • @margitkiss5308
    @margitkiss5308 Před 7 měsíci

  • @mgee645
    @mgee645 Před rokem +2

    Bani morr hometown of nasser’s family was in upper egypt not in nile delta

  • @mysticmajin3769
    @mysticmajin3769 Před rokem +1

    and by his own people too apparently he flooded a lot of nubian history

  • @brandonharris8111
    @brandonharris8111 Před rokem +7

    Long Live Gamal Abd el-Nasser! Gamal Abd el-Nasser was the greatest leader Egypt ever had. President Qaddafi was one of the greatest leaders to come out of Africa!

    • @41divad
      @41divad Před rokem +3

      That's pretty sad considering the lack of quality of Egyptian leaders. Where is their democracy today?

    • @brandonharris8111
      @brandonharris8111 Před rokem

      @N Davis Egypt does not have a democratic government like they did under Nasser. Anwar al-Sadat, Hosni Mubarak, Fattah El-Sissi all have capitulated to the US and Israel. They are lapdogs for US imperialism and Zionist occupation of Palestine.

    • @zombieat
      @zombieat Před 11 měsíci

      @@brandonharris8111 nasser was least democratic of them all. in order based on gdp/capita rank egypt's best presidents are: morsi>sisi>mubarak>sadat>tantawi>nasser

    • @thevozhd9846
      @thevozhd9846 Před 11 měsíci +4

      @@zombieat Islamist propaganda 🤢

    • @zombieat
      @zombieat Před 11 měsíci +1

      @@thevozhd9846 far from it. the first 3 are the only ones who left egypt in a higher rank than when they took office. but morsi's was the highest improvement although one year is not long enough to judge.

  • @conquistador8259
    @conquistador8259 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Wonder why "African Biographics" is doing a feature on Nasser who was more interested in Pan- Arabism rather than PAn- Africanism

    • @BOSSKADAFI
      @BOSSKADAFI Před 6 měsíci

      ​@@reinhardvonlohengramm6296
      "North Africa" is Africa.

    • @StraussBR
      @StraussBR Před 21 dnem

      He was an Egyptian, therefore an African too

  • @user-cd4bx6uq1y
    @user-cd4bx6uq1y Před 9 měsíci +1

    Interesting how the comments have no opinions

  • @yaniherwani4562
    @yaniherwani4562 Před rokem

    Halo

  • @waldensiansylph4869
    @waldensiansylph4869 Před 11 měsíci +3

    UAR harmed Iraq’s royal family 😭 and nearly Jordan!! But besides that, fascinating individual overall!

  • @alonnehring402
    @alonnehring402 Před 5 měsíci

    if the Israeli Arab conflict was a tv series he would be a S character

  • @MrDastardly
    @MrDastardly Před 2 měsíci

    What is ‘is rail’? A railroad company?

  • @user-cl4lz3of3s
    @user-cl4lz3of3s Před 3 měsíci

    يكفي ان جمال عبدالناصر كان شريف و صادق مع الأفارقة و هذا اهم من الانتصار نفسه
    لذلك يريد الاستعمار تشويه صورته

  • @ahmadradwan5914
    @ahmadradwan5914 Před rokem +2

    Kingdom of egypt "mamlouk dynasty" is not occupation

    • @iDm0Nd
      @iDm0Nd Před rokem +1

      Technically it was, since they are not from Egypt and ruled the Egyptians by military force. If it walks like a duck and sings like a duck, it's a duck.

  • @TheSmitty60
    @TheSmitty60 Před rokem +6

    You failed to mentioned that he was quoted for telling the world that the “Hebrews left black and came back white”.

    • @zombieat
      @zombieat Před 11 měsíci

      one of his many hyperboles

  • @welshcaesar
    @welshcaesar Před rokem +1

    Background music spoils a good channel.

  • @2012photograph
    @2012photograph Před 11 měsíci

    Nasser seem bit of hot head both strength & weakness of character.

  • @adamcheklat7387
    @adamcheklat7387 Před 11 měsíci +1

    8:26: That’s disgusting! How could a king like Farouk buy this garbage?

    • @johnsonsmith3421
      @johnsonsmith3421 Před 11 měsíci

      It’s all lies, the west didn’t like him so they got him killed

  • @Albertanator
    @Albertanator Před 4 měsíci

    Nasser got absolutely embarrassed by the 6 day war...yikes......

  • @gzdcn
    @gzdcn Před 11 měsíci

    He’s considered a gangster 😅😅

  • @jamalhamza4735
    @jamalhamza4735 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Naseer the legend not like the likes of today ie Sisi

  • @draconian8994
    @draconian8994 Před rokem

    The era of brawn not brain.

  • @yaydisaking
    @yaydisaking Před rokem +1

    One more min

  • @BrokenneckYgor
    @BrokenneckYgor Před rokem

    He hates crazies an hippies

  • @41divad
    @41divad Před rokem +1

    Unfortunately he lacked a leaders vision and commitment. An opportunist and self agrandizer

  • @AbdulRaheem-tj3im
    @AbdulRaheem-tj3im Před 5 měsíci

    the moment egypt lost its 90% airforce in israeli pre-emtive air attack on first day of war egypt was on its kneels,A total of 240 nos israeli aircraft attack egypt air bases and jets destroying 90% of egypt air force before it could take off on ground,for the rest of war israel dominated because of its unchallenge air domination and won the war,but to some extent egypt took its revange in 1973 yom kippu war.

  • @gordonlumbert9861
    @gordonlumbert9861 Před rokem +10

    Whether or not Egypt and her allies were ready for war at any particular point they all had massive militarizes compared to Israel. The 1948 war was where the Arabs had the greatest advantage as they could freely buy weapons and the Israelis had to buy them clandestinely and smuggle them in.. They had 2 tanks and the air force was equally weak. (There is a picture of the whole IAF in 48). Israels greatest advantage was probably that they had nowhere to run and the Arabs did.

    • @fahoodie1852
      @fahoodie1852 Před rokem +11

      Israel outnumbered the Arabs in 1948, almost twice as much in the final stages of the war. The reason Israel was able to defeat the Arabs even when they outnumbered them for example in 1967 and Syria failing to hold the front in 1973 is because we had corruption, nepotism, poor military coordination etc.
      it’s not always about numbers, Israel’s smaller but more well trained and commanded army was obviously capable to defeat our lager but disorganised and poorly commanded armies

    • @draconian8994
      @draconian8994 Před rokem

      @@fahoodie1852 There is no glory in hostilities particularly when it is pushed to result in wars; then you know the beginning but not the end of the war. Arabs love show of strength but nobody is interested in why the strengths fail. It is better to avoid wars.

    • @jasonc0065
      @jasonc0065 Před 11 měsíci +1

      The US was helping Israel. The US military outclasses and bullies everything. We Americans think it's good for us. It's not. It makes us the bullies. The Trump era exposed US imperialism as a liberal agenda. We go forth to bully the world. We are the world race hustlers, stirring up tribal conflict everywhere we go. We even do it at home, and it is called affirmative action, CRT, and Woke. Israel itself complains about its own left wing mafia. Our idiots set it up. Our Amnesty International calls every third world leader a dictator, no matter who is in power. They are calling Ruto and Hichilema dictators, and these are Republicans. If they say that Florida is 1930's Germany with theme parks, they will call Ruto a dictator for sure. Kenya is the Florida of Africa, where Wokeness dies on black soil. Nkrumah tried to overthrow Nasser and probably told some lies about him too. Nkrumah is Lumumba's best friend, and yet Lumumba's family took asylum in Egypt, not Ghana. There must be a reason. Ghana acted like Belgium. Obama assassinated Gaddafi. Connect the dots. The proxy war is US Communists vs Third World Conservatives. FJB.

  • @Ahmed-Osman76
    @Ahmed-Osman76 Před rokem +6

    I am Egyptian .. and here people are divided some people love Nasser and others don't .. i don't like him.. yes he was a patriot but he was also a dictator .. he wanted the power for himself .. in the 60's the people were living in fear of getting arrested if they speack against the govt or him. he was also a big mouth .. he used to talk against the west all the time but he also lost the war in 1967 .

    • @omzizo715
      @omzizo715 Před rokem +5

      May I ask how old are you? I have never met an Egyptian that didn't like Abdel Nassar. Your saying people were afraid to speak against the government under his rule 😂😂 you know like I know that's under every leader, not just him. Long live Um Eldunya no matter who rules it 🇪🇬

    • @Ahmed-Osman76
      @Ahmed-Osman76 Před rokem +3

      @@omzizo715 صح بس عهد عبدالناصر كان الاسوا في الحريات .. و السيسي طبعا . انا عندي 47 .. و انا مستغرب ازاي متعرفيش حد مش بيحب عبدالناصر ..و مش بتكلم عن الاخوان .. الاخوان و الاسلاميين اسوأ ما انجبت مصر .. لكن هناك الكثير من معارضي عبدالناصر من جميع الاجيال

    • @omzizo715
      @omzizo715 Před rokem +1

      @@Ahmed-Osman76 yeah I know people that used to keep is picture in the house like a family member. Maybe it’s the area I’m from, I’m 40. Your comments make me want to research more, your old enough to know what your talking about 😁

    • @amishsurani4765
      @amishsurani4765 Před rokem

      Morraco helped mossad in six Day war

    • @zombieat
      @zombieat Před 11 měsíci

      @@omzizo715 he is not liked in Sharqia where he stole a lot of farmland and palaces for his officers

  • @trophimus1
    @trophimus1 Před rokem +2

    He exposed the Khazars in Palestine

  • @intelcorei9179
    @intelcorei9179 Před rokem

    Ah yes the leader of the idiots village, lost to a tiny nation in the six day war, but we "feared" him.

  • @user-fz3gz5ck4v
    @user-fz3gz5ck4v Před rokem +4

    He was a dictator , lost all his wars , imprisoned alot of folk

  • @penandsword4386
    @penandsword4386 Před rokem +7

    A dictator, an egoist, and a loser of a huge war he insisted on. Maybe a C-, if we're nice.

  • @user-cl4lz3of3s
    @user-cl4lz3of3s Před 3 měsíci +1

    جمال عبدالناصر و القذافي دفعوا ثمن صدقهم مع الافارقة
    يكفي ان القذافي اراد ان يوحد أفريقيا بعملة وحدة و إقتصاد واحد

  • @nuur1-xr6qk
    @nuur1-xr6qk Před rokem

    Maybe sadat killed him

  • @ogasontop
    @ogasontop Před rokem +1

    his not african but a great arab leader

    • @ogasontop
      @ogasontop Před 11 měsíci

      @@reinhardvonlohengramm6296 Well if you ask them they will say they are arabs, they speak arabic. Many claim indigenousness to north africa we dont know who is who anymore. If you ask amazigh will tell anyone they are first people, you have those who are ancestors to europeans who moved there. Its all dodgy

    • @ogasontop
      @ogasontop Před 11 měsíci

      @reinhardvonlohengramm6296 so they are europeans with a arabic culture, got it

    • @ogasontop
      @ogasontop Před 11 měsíci

      @@reinhardvonlohengramm6296 Yep they are europeans located in the northern part of africa with arabic culture

    • @StraussBR
      @StraussBR Před 21 dnem

      What..?
      They are not eutopeans, they were just an extremely ancient important region in world history where several different empires conquered each other and Egypt became an important passage way between different empires so it is natural their ethnicity would be a mix of everything, much like Iranians as well, but is not reasonable to say they are europeans, they can be be both Africans and Arabs at the same time it also prob depends on which region of the country they live in

  • @bowlerfamily
    @bowlerfamily Před 6 měsíci +1

    The Egyptians left black and came back Arabs. How that happen?

  • @hichamaitalmouh2372
    @hichamaitalmouh2372 Před rokem +4

    He lost all the wars he fought. He destroyed his own army in Yemen. He intrigued and created dissension and division in Syria, in Irak, between the Palestinians and between Algeria and Morocco. He imposed the incompetent and drug addict, his friend Abdelhakim, as the head of the army and killed him after 67. To sum up, the illustration of the self-proclaimed Arab leader. The list is long.

  • @vulpes7079
    @vulpes7079 Před 9 měsíci

    Feared? He lost three wars against Israel

    • @cozakokotano6448
      @cozakokotano6448 Před 9 měsíci +4

      Lol. No, he lost only one. Egypt wasn't ruled by him in 1948, Egypt defeated UK, France, and Israel in 1956. Only 1967. You gotta learn history rather than demonstrating your ignorance.

    • @suhelmallick
      @suhelmallick Před 6 měsíci

      Egypt defeated UK, France, and Israel in 1956. . are you on drugs?@@cozakokotano6448

    • @davidstegne3036
      @davidstegne3036 Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@cozakokotano6448LMFAO he defeated France, Britain and Israel in 56. What a joke. Only reason they were forced too leave was because the US and USSR told them too.

  • @user-ic1se5bu9x
    @user-ic1se5bu9x Před rokem

    Work on your accent

    • @menaj2954
      @menaj2954 Před 11 měsíci

      What exactly do you mean by that? Everyone on this planet has an accent especially when your not speaking in your mother's tongue. Get off the channel if you do not appreciate the accent.

  • @hairybatemanballs9573
    @hairybatemanballs9573 Před 4 měsíci

    i’m moroccan and we love nasser

  • @eliasyassin3853
    @eliasyassin3853 Před 7 měsíci +3

    Neither Nasser nor any Palestinian has been humiliated by Israel. Anwar Sadat made peace because he could not win a war against the United States. Israel can not win a war without the support of the United States.

    • @bowlerfamily
      @bowlerfamily Před 6 měsíci +1

      The Egyptians left black and came back Arabs. How that happen?

    • @alonnehring402
      @alonnehring402 Před 5 měsíci

      the united state never fought in those wars it simple gave Israel weapons and the Soviet union gave weapons to the Arabs in fact in the war of attrition the USSR fought against Israel and Israel still won + the USSR gave two times more military aid to the Arabs then the USA gave to Israel

  • @graciousdordor1534
    @graciousdordor1534 Před rokem +2

    Hello
    Will be glad if I get your email
    Thank you