The assassination of Anwar Sadat | Eqypt | TV Eye | 1981

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  • A cut-down version of a Thames TV 'TV Eye' special looking into the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and events leading up to it. With archive interviews from the late President as well as comments from Yasser Arafat, Boutros Boutros Ghali and Yitzhak Rabin.
    First shown: 08/10/1981
    If you are interested in licensing a clip from this video please e mail:
    archive@fremantlemedia.com
    Quote: VT25627
    Original 16mm film available

Komentáře • 127

  • @thutmose7506
    @thutmose7506 Před 2 lety +67

    Funny people who were attacking Sadat in this program and calling him traitor are the same people who negotiated in secret with Israel 13 years after Sadat assassination. They accepted far less than what they could have achieved if they join Sadat peace process.

  • @santomenon3689
    @santomenon3689 Před 2 lety +37

    Anwar Sadat is a visionary who could see what others could not. This peace accord with Israel was a high stakes game. Egyptians will be thankful to him for having put Egypt first and foremost at the cost of his life. We need to have constructive leaders and Anwar Sadat is a stellar example of this. Lasting peace needs sacrifices and matured thinking

  • @art.demirjian9721
    @art.demirjian9721 Před 4 lety +38

    There is nothing which disappoints me the most than remembering the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, King Feysal and Anwar El Sadat. These are the Leaders who were making their best to help the Nation they serve and create prosperity for their own Nation. God them all!

    • @Kid_Ikaris
      @Kid_Ikaris Před 2 lety +1

      Geez what King Feysal was assassinated too?

    • @Kid_Ikaris
      @Kid_Ikaris Před 2 lety +2

      The things they fail to teach us (that are absolutely vital to understanding current history) in American schools is astounding.

    • @ekibirigeable
      @ekibirigeable Před 6 měsíci

      You'd have to add to that the assassinations of Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Yitzhak Rabin, Chris Hani, Steve Biko, etc.

  • @luckyduck6710
    @luckyduck6710 Před 6 lety +51

    Pity there's no Anwar Sadat in the mid-east today ,he wanted peace with Israel and knew he was taking a risk he was very courageous ,as was Yitzhak Rabin both assassinated for making peace. If ever there was a need for guys like these its today

    • @luckyduck6710
      @luckyduck6710 Před 6 lety +3

      H MF.Isreal.has never really had peace, And today the main power of the Arab world would Saudi ,Egypt and Jordan, Egypt and Jordan have relations with Israel. So it doesn't have to be ready for war ,I'd say they're prepared for a conflict with Iran but can't see either going to war. But with the mid east who really knows?

    • @BonnieMagpie
      @BonnieMagpie Před 4 lety +2

      Sadat would not have been interested in Peace with Israel if Golda Meir stayed.

    • @michabell1713
      @michabell1713 Před 3 lety +1

      This didn't age well four arab countries made peace with Israel

  • @speakertreatz
    @speakertreatz Před 5 lety +23

    thanks very for uploading. i have to admit though, in the back of my mind when i see a programme start with the Thames Television ident, I'm 1000% expecting Minder or The Benny Hill Show

  • @art.demirjian9721
    @art.demirjian9721 Před 4 lety +14

    Assassination of the Leader always takes the Nation far-far deeper into the conflict and crises than protecting the Leader from any harm. It is very-very and very poor judgment! Sham to all those who played roll in killing President Sadat. He was doing his best to help his Nation moving toward prosperity by establishing peace treaty with Israel. I just do not understand what could be wrong with that! God bless His Soul, our human world needs people like Him!

  • @expand9487
    @expand9487 Před 6 měsíci +2

    If it was not for Sadat Israel could have settled the Sinai and the whole thing would be a history. He was Egyptian first president but what can you do when you have wolves as a neighbors. arafat was telling people that we are the core problem and he collaborated with gadaffi to kill sadat. In the end the joke became on them, Egypt got all the land back, gadafi died as a loser who dragged libya and arafat died as a loser who did not esablish a state. Through peace sadat gave everything that belonged to egypt.

  • @soltan.x
    @soltan.x Před 4 lety +23

    Good bless him , peace maker😭🖤🇮🇷

  • @bertjesklotepino
    @bertjesklotepino Před 5 lety +13

    Everytime i see this Thames introduction, i think of Tommy Cooper

  • @kems1977
    @kems1977 Před 4 lety +5

    Palestinans call Sadat a traitor after inviting them to negoiate with Israel, Palestinians sold their land to Israel and only fighting against the Egyptian army.now Egyptian army is ranked tbe 10th and palestinians have 2 fingers raised for freedom. It makes me laugh how arabs want Egyptians to die and suffer for them.two different races and two different civilizations

    • @agentoxide
      @agentoxide Před 3 lety +3

      Palestinians did not sell their land to Israel, that's a historical fallacy that has no records to back it up. It is laughable that you actually think that "Arabs want Egyptians to die and suffer for them" and that they are "two different races and two different civilizations".

    • @kems1977
      @kems1977 Před 3 lety +1

      @@agentoxide instead of killing Egyptian soldier see who took your land and deal with.you laugh coz you are an idiot and ingnorant thats why i feel pitty for you.find a life and be proud of your leaders who sold your land and made you looking for freedom since many years.

  • @ptonfire1
    @ptonfire1 Před 4 lety +11

    Weres Benny Hill.

  • @heshamabdo4557
    @heshamabdo4557 Před 11 měsíci +4

    He wanted to be written on his graveyard. Here lies a man who lived for peace and died for it❤

  • @ELWOOD1776
    @ELWOOD1776 Před rokem +5

    Was Mubarak the LBJ of Egypt?

  • @marblox9300
    @marblox9300 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Why do poor people all over the planet bring kids into this world when they can't even feed themselves.???

  • @anonymousanonymous7250
    @anonymousanonymous7250 Před 6 lety +17

    If only Yitzhak Rabin knew that he would be sharing Anwar Sadat's fate...

  • @davidbrothers3788
    @davidbrothers3788 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I always thought that yassir arafat was a creep involved in more than he admitted

  • @abbaatari
    @abbaatari Před 6 lety +37

    The greatest Arab leader and the bravest of all R.I.P

    • @abbaatari
      @abbaatari Před 6 lety +19

      No. An Army general and a wise statesman who got sinai back without one bullet shot.
      While other stupid arab leaders as Asad lost the war and lost territories.
      RIP Saddat & Yitzhak rabin brave leaders who paid with their lives.

    • @NubiansNapata
      @NubiansNapata Před 5 lety +2

      Assy Aberamovich He was half Egyptian Arab and half Nubian

    • @Nobody-yt9gz
      @Nobody-yt9gz Před 5 lety

      @@user-pi4su6je8p the traitor that had it coming ?? y
      it got to be a reason for that opinion of urs

    • @Nobody-yt9gz
      @Nobody-yt9gz Před 5 lety +8

      @@user-pi4su6je8p just to let u know something
      i'm an egyptian
      sadat regime was a democratic regime
      sadat was a democratic man so much so that he set the traitors free out of prisons and said democracy
      sadat made an ultimate democratic system beyond imagination
      what u r didn't know that most of egyptians first hand have no humanitarian soul in their inner selves ever
      since sadat's assassination until now the mother fuckers didn't rebel on mubarak the traitor who caused the assassination of sadat
      and destroyed generations for 30 years and destroyed everything in egypt even it's character
      they didn't do anything for over than 38 years til this moment
      and instead of blamin theirselves no no they r blamin nassir and sadat for makin camp david
      the arabs most of them r not believin in humanitarian method cuz all they love is makin wars and wars all the time on the innocents expense
      these r the ones who r agree with ur shallow opinion

    • @eca3101
      @eca3101 Před 5 lety +7

      @@user-pi4su6je8p you're an ignorant, non-Egyptian who doesn't know shit.
      Sadat was a great president, significantly better than Nasser. He didn't want anymore Egyptian blood to be spilled, like a true leader. He is not a traitor, but a hero.

  • @t.b.g.504
    @t.b.g.504 Před 2 lety +1

    40 years ago today.

  • @omarsonko779
    @omarsonko779 Před 3 měsíci +1

    To my view religion and peace ✌ is two different things President Anwar Sadaf need peace for his people 🙏🏿 but religion need war for the people of Egypt 💔💔 now we see the another side of religion very sad Rip Anwar Sadaf

  • @dr.khaled4260
    @dr.khaled4260 Před 10 měsíci +2

    اللهم ارحمه واغفر له واعف عنه واسكنه الفردوس الاعلى من الجنه
    كان رجلًا وقائدًا عظيمًا

  • @BNardolilli
    @BNardolilli Před 3 lety +2

    Back when he was just Boutrous Ghali

  • @Meketoa1
    @Meketoa1 Před 2 lety +8

    Imagine if Sadats policy was successful. The Arabs and not just Egyptians would now be in a very strong position. Instead now they have been weakened to the point of being of no consequence

  • @Nobody-yt9gz
    @Nobody-yt9gz Před 5 lety +7

    the arabs so called leaders r the ones who stood against sadat and against camp david
    the plan of sadat was and still until this moment depends on the joining of the whole of the arabian world and islamic world to camp david to achieve the world wide peace forever with israel and the palastinians must be the first ones to join
    instead of doin that no no they stood against him but sudan and oman
    so read history first before u accuse sadat for cowardliness or treason

  • @wahabnur9306
    @wahabnur9306 Před 2 lety +9

    May God makes the soul of our dear brother Anwar Sadat happy.
    He fell victim to the ignorance of a terrorist Islamic group.
    🥀🥀🥀♥️♥️🥀🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🌷

  • @farahhabad8825
    @farahhabad8825 Před 4 lety +1

    Butrus Butris Qali did authorised wronge act remember the dealers of such killings of President Anwar sadaatad President Hussein Mubaarik was bobet of his own philosophy phenomenon

  • @souhail208
    @souhail208 Před 4 lety +2

    a TRITOR.
    i invite you to read or watch anything about the mastermind of the war of 73, shief of staff SAAD EL DIN ELSHAZLY,
    so you'll know who is true and who is false yourself.

  • @ceylon9744
    @ceylon9744 Před 2 lety +1

    *No one speaks about President Mursi*

  • @SongSwan
    @SongSwan Před 11 měsíci

    Its none of our bsiness

  • @vascoapolonio2309
    @vascoapolonio2309 Před 2 lety

    Radicals are relentless, but the People will always fight back.

  • @jpv1980
    @jpv1980 Před 10 měsíci

    11:47 What kind of rude journalist was this Llew Gardner? He certainly tried to put words on Mr. Rabin's mouth, made multiple questions at once, barely giving him time to answer, and with a very disrespectful tone, as if he was talking to an inferior being 😤. Mr. Rabin should've refused being interviewed under such terms, but I guess it was a very delicate situation in which diplomacy was far more important than good manners. Western mainstream media always trying to create animosity and chaos within middle Eastern and Arab countries, and the reason is clear: oil.

  • @shahrulamar5358
    @shahrulamar5358 Před rokem +3

    Boutrous Ghali later become Secretary General of United Nations.

    • @ba65007
      @ba65007 Před 3 měsíci +1

      UN is nothing but similar to NATO - no action talk only when it comes to the Falastine course

    • @shahrulamar5358
      @shahrulamar5358 Před 3 měsíci

      @@ba65007 UN only acted faster when issues like North Korea or Iran nuclear programmes emerged.

  • @celestineobi4088
    @celestineobi4088 Před 4 lety +2

    Very sad

  • @farahhabad8825
    @farahhabad8825 Před 4 lety +1

    Somalia though Muslim but are pharaoh by inclusion full mattering question mark ..? sir sur

  • @zywkkh5458
    @zywkkh5458 Před 4 lety +5

    R.I.P Anwar Sadat. The only one after Hassan Nasrallah that managed to not loose against Israel. Respect

  • @JJ73100
    @JJ73100 Před 11 měsíci

    sadat is a trader in Arbs Eys 73 war its engineered by the monster Kesenger the plane cross the canal and must leave Saina then we talked about peace sadat killed his army with his plan he meant it

  • @mikeray3453
    @mikeray3453 Před 4 lety +4

    Great leader of the world

  • @JJ73100
    @JJ73100 Před 11 měsíci

    sadat knew he got it coming son or later trader they don't lass

  • @user-sz6eo7pb5q
    @user-sz6eo7pb5q Před 4 lety +1

    MAXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.∆

  • @farahhabad8825
    @farahhabad8825 Před 4 lety

    Western directly hang up president Sadam Hussein as well earlier who landed Talavive say few hrs wonderful caliamex most sensitive international finalized deadlock well Excellency explanatory depth venues values broadcasted internationally for hopfull worldwide for safer and Sound full better stable peaceful well addressed studyfull all international stakeholders too inclusiveness as major stake holders such Xl philosophy phenomenon was lastly of it's kind. such reasons did do pay full stagnation to date

  • @tatuloa
    @tatuloa Před 10 měsíci

    The fool who called Sadat, a fool .. would later bow in surrender to the Isrealis in the a six day war a long with the Arabs of the middle East....

  • @dr.tanveerahmedph.d4176
    @dr.tanveerahmedph.d4176 Před 4 lety +3

    In God’s Name, whose Mercy is Great and Continuous:
    (75:1) I swear by the Day of Resurrection,
    (75:2) and by the soul full of regret for its actions.
    (75:3) Do you think I can’t gather your bones?
    (75:4) I can put you back together to the tips of your fingers and toes.
    (75:5) You turn away from the truth so that you can keep sinning.
    (75:6) You ask sarcastically, “When is the Day of Judgment coming?”
    (75:7) When the eyes are dazed,
    (75:8) When the moon is forever eclipsed,
    (75:9) When the sun and moon are together crushed,
    (75:10) On that day you will say, “Where can I run?”
    (75:11) No, there is no fortress to escape to.
    (75:12) In front of Me is your final destination.
    (75:13) On that day, people will be informed of the good and the bad that they were doing.
    (75:14) Actually, they know exactly what they are doing,
    (75:15) even when they give their rationalizations.
    (75:16) Oh Muhammad, slow down when you recite this revelation.
    (75:17) It is up to Me to collect it in your heart and to make it easy for recitation.
    (75:18) When I am done teaching it to you, then recite it and follow what it tells you to do.
    (75:19) Then it is up to Me to make it clear and simple without complication.
    (75:20) No, people focus on their short term enjoyment
    (75:21) and neglect to prepare for the Day of Judgment.
    (75:22) Some faces on that day will be bright and happy,
    (75:23) looking at their Lord peacefully.
    (75:24) Some faces on that day will be dark and gloomy,
    (75:25) knowing that they are about to have a backbreaking calamity.
    (75:26) No, when your soul reaches your throat,
    (75:27) and the people around you say, “Who can help?”
    (75:28) and you realize your time has come,
    (75:29) and your legs are put one over the other,
    (75:30) on that day your soul, to Me, will come.
    (75:31) But you don’t believe or pray;
    (75:32) you say this is a lie and turn away;
    (75:33) then walk to your family in an arrogant way.
    (75:34) You have been warned.
    (75:35) Again, you have been warned.
    (75:36) Do you think that I would neglect you? And let you do what you want to?
    (75:37) Weren’t you once expelled fluid,
    (75:38) then you looked like blood that had clotted, then you were molded and given your soul,
    (75:39) then developed into a boy or a girl?
    (75:40) I made you once. What makes you think I can’t do it again and bring you back to life on the Day of Resurrection?

  • @marguskiis7711
    @marguskiis7711 Před 2 lety +1

    Arafat spoke very good english.

  • @farahhabad8825
    @farahhabad8825 Před 4 lety +1

    Remember by verdict veroiuse platform regid UN mandate say yes cooldown. Otherwise others too proactive responsibility responsiveness yet well requested 100 million Egyptian was unlawfull sir sure

  • @gottmituns813
    @gottmituns813 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Sadat traitor of the arab cause!

  • @humanforfreedom9583
    @humanforfreedom9583 Před 5 lety +11

    another Israeli job, same as gadaffi same as hussein

    • @fawziameen2810
      @fawziameen2810 Před 5 lety +4

      Why would Israel kill him. He gave them more than they ever imagined and would've give them much more if he stayed alive. Biggest traitor ever.

    • @Nobody-yt9gz
      @Nobody-yt9gz Před 5 lety +3

      @@fawziameen2810 he gave them what ?? nothing except for his clown mohamed hosney mubarak
      CAMP DAVID is a an israeli jail on israel itself
      a prison of peace on israel
      so before u accuse sadat for a treason understand camp david first

    • @fawziameen2810
      @fawziameen2810 Před 5 lety +1

      What is there to understand about Camp David. It is clear cut. On his 100th birthday, Israel and the USA have just awarded Sadat the highest Medal of Honor for his contributions to the peace and safety of Israel. They didn't award it to Mubarak. Don't you read. Sadat is a traitor and a Zionist. He is rotting in hell. @@Nobody-yt9gz

    • @Nobody-yt9gz
      @Nobody-yt9gz Před 5 lety

      @@fawziameen2810 sadat exposed their way of act
      before his initiative USA and israel were playin on the name of peace before all the world that israel wants peace and arabs r refusin it
      sadat stopped that shit and made it clear that arab want peace and he went to the kinneset itself to demand it on power position
      after fuckin their ass on oct 6 war 1973
      if u r an arabian enter to my channel and u will understand camp david

    • @fawziameen2810
      @fawziameen2810 Před 5 lety +1

      You need to study history again. Israel never wanted peace with the arabs and all they wanted was to isolate Egypt from the rest of the arab countries. Nasser and Sadat new that way before the 73. Nasser refused because he knew Israel never wanted peace but because Sadat was on the CIA payroll from the early 60s he did what they told him to do. What Sadat achieved after the victory is far less than what Israel offered Nasser after the 67 defeat. So Sadat is a clown and all he wanted was to be like the Shah of Iran, an emperor. His army killed him and they blamed the brotherhood. I guarantee you that you don't know much about the secret treaty of Camp David between Israel and the USA without Sadat knowing. Sadat found out about that secret treaty the day before signing the Camp David Accord and was very upset. His minister Mustafa Khail wrote a letter to the Americans demanding its withdrawal but the American response was "we don't take directions from anyone and we don't need to inform anyone when we sign deals". They told Khalil to withdraw his letter and he did. Sadat went on to sign the treaty anyways. According to Boutrous Ghali it was a very sad day where the Egyptians were unhappy but the Israelis and the Americans were celebrating drinking champagne. Sadat destroyed Egypt and all the Arab counties for many years to come. No wonder why Israel named several streets and squares in many cities in Israel because they consider him the second founder of Israel after Ben Gourion. If you search for Ben Gourion on Google, you will get the photos of Golda Meir, Menachem Begin, Moshe Dayan, Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Perez, Ariel Sharon and Anwar Sadat. They love him so much because he kicked their ass during the 73 war. You seem to forget that Sadat turned the victory to defeat during the 73 war.

  • @RamallaRed
    @RamallaRed Před 4 lety +3

    #AnwarSadatIsTraitor

    • @mmjnr10
      @mmjnr10 Před rokem +1

      Your entire nation are the symbol of traitory in the ME... Read your history before you open your foul mouth!

    • @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098
      @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098 Před rokem

      Agreed
      Nasser was good everything after was bad