How Did Egypt's Arab Domination End? | Flashback with Palki Sharma
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- How Did Egypt's Arab Domination End? | Flashback with Palki Sharma
In the 20th century, Egypt was the leader of the Arab world - hosting summits and leading wars against Israel. But in the last few decades, the country has lost out because of internal political turmoil and poor economic choices. Palki Sharma tells the story of Egypt's rise and fall in the Arab world.
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Who do you think is the new leader of the Arab world? Comment below and join the conversation.
IMO the Arabs are in disarray. I don't see them as a block.
King Salman
Arabs are soldout to Israel, at this point Iran is
Saudi 🇸🇦 crown 👑 Prince 🤴 😍 ❤
Among Arab countries there are some leaders who are trying to show them selves as a main players politically but they are not, USA and the West is supporting them but still they are not able to gain the trust of there own ppl what do you think about the Arab world, these countries are QATAR and UAE....
the reason behind the fail is that Arabs not easy to be emotionally used.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jorfan and Kuwait are the most modest countries in Arab world with sincere leaders.
Of course you will find the news always is against them to spoil there image. But they have gain the trust of thier own ppl. Thats why for example now for example Egyptians are going to elect President Sisi again. And in Saudia, Jordan and Kuwait the "arab spring" as they call didn't succeed.
Egypt has become a nation whose past is greater than its future.
Big oof
Has always been... No way can it dwarf ancient Egypt which is the civilization that has stayed ahead of it's peers for the longest before being dethroned by the likes of ancient Rome years after it's existence
@@rockstarlifestyle9980 Rome for all it's glory is not ancient Egypt. Nowhere close, because ancient Egypt was among the four oldest human civilisations (it was likely the oldest of the four).
For another there is no roman identity or culture, historians debate if that was ever a thing due to the vastness and diversity of the empire. There's no semblance of rome today which mistakenly people believe to be a European empire (which it wasn't).
Egypt on the other hand exists as a nation state. There's an intact Egyptian identity linked with thousands of years old culture.
@@HemantKumar-id3jgRomans actually rule the world from their graves since Romans actually started the laws and rules.
Same Iraq
Thank You Palki for this wonderful video. I was born in Alexandria in 1945 of an Italian mother and an Egyptian father and left Egypt in 1963 and settled in Australia. I have experienced some of those events whilst living there.
Yes Alexandria was a melting pot of different nationalities and religions and we all accepted and respected one another regardless. We’ve enjoyed life in our native country,however,unforeseen circumstances have redirected a number of us to resettle in different parts of the world. You never forget your roots.
WRONG INFORMATION AGAIN
"As a...I used to be...I was born as...I served in...."
You're not original. Try something better.
You're the same age as my dad , that was the best time for Alexandria, until today there are still a few Italians , Greeks and Jews mostly older people also Armenian families, things have been going downhill for a long time, many of my friends have moved abroad or to Cairo.
HOW MANY MUSLIMS MIGRATED SINCE 1947? EXPLAIN WHY?@@texasdude1
many of them arabized, egypt just like Palestininan, Moroccan, Libyan, Syrian, Lebanese, Sudanese, Tunisian, Algerian and Maltese are not Arab but arabized. Sudanese are nilotic, beja, nubian and fur/darfur ethnic speking arabic, Comoros and Zanzibar are Omani colonies. only Jordanian(since Nabateans and Qedar Confederation) Yemen and Gulf State are pure Arabs, Iraq, are Assyrian and Kurdish except in Iraq Southern and Khuzestan province Iran, Lakhmids Kingdom pre-islam arab rule that region under Sassanid Vassal. @@texasdude1
Unlike Pakistanis, the Egyptians have protected all the monuments of their non-Muslim ancestors. They haven’t broken down the temples and monasteries of their ancestors. They are well maintained and give tourist revenue.
A Kashmiri laughingly told me that the Sun Temple in Kashmir (shown in Haider) is now in ruins and he and his friends go there now for smoking cigarettes. I told him that he should respect the beautiful monuments of his ancestors even if they belonged to a different religion to his current one. His face became like a burnt omelette within seconds.
In fact, not all antiquities here in Egypt are subject to attention and maintenance. There are thousands and thousands of remains of temples, statues, and mosques from different eras, and their condition is very bad and does not receive any kind of restoration.
@@thesunnyleopard.193no bro they care very much about thier non Muslim and Muslim history
Excellent and accurate analysis, as an Egyptian who grew up in Egypt in the sixties and seventies, I can attest to the dynamism and versatility of the society, I have been watching the decline living in diaspora for decades, one thing though, never count Egypt out, the resilience of the people is so strong and they’ll find a way. Long live Egypt 🇪🇬
Not just a news channel but a great educational channel 👏
Suez Crisis was the time in history when US showed Britain and France that their time was over in the Middle East.
The US miscalculated
The USSR was the real winner
Suez allowed it to suppress the revolt
in Hungary at will
@@stephenchappell7512But they failed nevertheless because the USSR is gone but the US is still here
She failed to add that Moscow also pressed London and Paris to pull out of the Suez.
@@fuzzylogic3017 Yep, not to mention the British couldn't even take one city in Egypt like Portsaid. Nor France was successful in Alexandria.
As an Egyptian in diaspora, this is very well put together in the shortest possible time
بس يالا يا عبيط
I lived in Egypt for 8 years, did high school in late 1990s and university there in early 2000s - Egyptians used to say Egypt is the mother of the world, the media and soft power there was live and well, even Syrians, Iraqis and other Arabs I met there, would say the same thing about Egypt. But things have changed dramatically for the country since the Arab spring
things have changed but they still call it the mother of the world
Incorrect! Egypt has been on a declining path for SEVERAL DECADES !!
This is what happens when your nation is being led by dogs! The only thing Mubarak did properly was ensure food / fuel / energy subsidies, so normal average Egyptians wouldn't suffer! You can say goodbye to all of that! Good thing you escaped.
@@danieldemabur6952 No one can deny Egypt's great history.
Sadat and hosni Mubarak era was horrible for christians rape and butchering of Christian girls Christian's who were courageous go raise their voice against incredible corruption were victim of horrible massacres. even today they are still persecuted they kidnap their girls in broad daylight and bomb their churches not long ago ! why !? bc Egyptians are Muslim fundamentalists. well guess what Omar sherif was christian and Lebanese .his name was Michel chalhoub.
Arab autumn
Just to add something: Mohammed Ali Pasha was so influential at his prime that he, along with his son Ibrahim Pasha, had almost toppled Ottoman Sultan's regime in the 1830s if it wasn't for Britain's intervention. He had expanded the Egyptian boundaries and encircled the whole of Sudan within it. If Ibrahim hadn't died in his early age, the face of Egypt would've been different today.
PS. This was one of the best Flashback episodes ever. Those familiar with Middle East history would know.
Mmmm learning something everyday thank you utub
Well why did UK help the Ottoman sultan ?
@harshanand9329 Ottoman in the 1800s was surviving because Britain et al wanted it to survive. Mainly because the shortest route to India fell under Ottomans so they didn't want any disruptions. Second, a pro-British Sultan was better at keeping the French at bay. Third, Ottoman Empire acted as a buffer between the Russians and the rest of Europe. Thus, for Britain, conquering the empire was more expensive than letting it survive.
@@pranjalfrompurwa nice. Good to know about this perspective. And can you also tell why the British gutted the Ottomans after ww1 ? Keeping them alive would have been better because of both suez and Russian threats were still there.
@@harshanand9329Only reason: WW1 happened and the Allied forces secretly decided the course of action post WW1.
As an Egyptian, I’m amazed of the accuracy of this video, thank you madam, Prayer for egypt’s peace 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great research and History Palki. Very educational for lovers of history. Keep up the good work at Vantage.
Every country has it ups and downs, Egypt is like a phoenix it’s will rise again from dust🙏🏻
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الغريب أن العرب مساعدوش مصر نهائيا وعاوزينا نحارب إسرائيل وإحنا معندناش حتي الهوا وهم نفسهم مطبعين مع إسرائيل وبيود لهم الأكل والأسلحة يعني عاوزين مصر تدمر اكتر ماهي متدمرة ؟
@@M-rd9bw حبيب قلبي شايفني عم انتقد مصر؟ ما قلت غير كل كلمة حلوة والله يعين كل الشعوب العربية وحالة مصر هي زاتها حالة لبنان وسوريا والعراق واليمن وليبيا بس الناس تحكي عن مصر لأن انتو مباشرة على الحدود وجيش مصر ٩ اقوى جيش عالمياً
@@M-rd9bw حبيب قلبي شايفني عم انتقد مصر؟ ما قلت غير كل كلمة حلوة والله يعين كل الشعوب العربية وحالة مصر هي زاتها حالة لبنان وسوريا والعراق واليمن وليبيا بس الناس تحكي عن مصر لأن انتو مباشرة على الحدود وجيش مصر ٩ اقوى جيش عالمياً
Thx dude
Thank you madam palki Sharma very nice report god bless and more power to your program from Philippines 🇵🇭🙏❣️
Im living in egypt for 28 years saw a lot of changes but egypt will be egypt and like every country has bad and good things but its people r good humor people and kind
thankyou ❤
Palki Sharma ! Thanks so very much. I can't thank you enough.
Palki Sharma....... Journalism extra ordinary. We love you ❤
Ms. Sharma has a unique reporting style. Professional and yet personal at the same time. Although an American I watch Firstpost almost daily.
Egypt might be not as dominant as in the 90s but Egypt is still dominant
Kudos to Palki on the journalism extraordinaire,i happened to work for about two years with so many Egyptians whom i have come to identify as friends and because of that Egypt has a special place in my heart."Saba saba etnin fil teleta"
Malayali here. Not many Indians know that Arabic spoken in Egypt is very much different from one spoken in Iraq or UAE or Yemen
Not only Indians watch this show. And we know. I am Indo Caribbeans. You don’t have to generalise all Indians, Malayali 🧻
That's called dialect.....it's different in different countries....and Egyptian dialect is most popular...
@@namenl2205 you mean you belong to group of 😄 labours and slaves taken to carribean by British 😄
@@s9ka972don't be offended snowflake
@@unitedhindu403Thank You for saying dialect. I took an intro to language class for a semester in college and my professor was from Canada 🇨🇦.
She talked about dialects and the small book we had for the class explaining languages differ from dialect. I'm Spanish and Dominican 🇩🇴, Dominican Spanish dialect is different from Cuba 🇨🇺 & Mexico 🇲🇽 Argentina 🇦🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 etc.
Thank Allah for Palki and the invention of CZcams, I'm learning about many things that America just didn't cover during my school years. MashaAllah
Disgusting.
@@ObscureManifesto Its allah allah allah allah,mashaaalalllahhh booshalllllahhh...
Fascinating !! You bundled up so much in 12 minutes with all core points and very well balanced. Way to Go !!. Would appreciate much much more of such topics to mass educate especially the Indian audience. This is much required, especially in next 5 yrs of changing Geopolitics.
such a unique topic, if not Palki, I would have never imagined myself learning about this topic
Thank You so much for this video. I'm a Dominican 🇩🇴 Hispanic who recently met an Egyptian guy who painted my house. He's an older guy who has family from Egypt who is a diabetic around his late 50s/60s. Does painting as his job.
He knows about the Israel 🇮🇱 Palestine 🇵🇸 conflict. He's aware of the Palestinians leaving Gaza for Egypt 🇪🇬 border. His country went to war with Israel 🇮🇱.
In the 1980s he went to Iraq 🇮🇶 and had a job there when Saddam Hussein was president and this was when they had the war with Iran 🇮🇷. While his family was in Egypt 🇪🇬.
Even he was telling me that Saddam was a good guy but in the United States they thought he was bad because they thought he was behind 9/11 attacks but it was Al Qeada & Osama bin laden in Afghanistan 🇦🇫
I'm aware about the history of Egypt 🇪🇬. And England 🇬🇧 had colonized Middle East from Egypt 🇪🇬 and Israel 🇮🇱 Syria 🇸🇾 & Jordan 🇯🇴. All those countries had independence from England 🇬🇧 in 1948 after WW2.
Which led to beginning of series of Arab Israeli wars from 1948 onwards and I knew about President Nassir and Sadat in Egypt 🇪🇬.
That guy can tell me all day about history of Egypt 🇪🇬 and his days when he worked in Iraq 🇮🇶 in 80s. My family is from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 and I'm Christian. My mom had a friend that went to Tel Aviv Israel 🇮🇱 last year.
Jordan 🇯🇴 civil war 1970 Black September with Syria 🇸🇾 & Palestinians PLO with King Hussein of Jordan 🇯🇴 who was President there for 40 years. I'm well aware about Middle East history WW2- President & Egypt 🇪🇬 but the guy was telling me how good his country's military and economy are.
I know the Russians helped Egypt's military during the Arab Israeli wars which he told me all of that. Then Egypt 🇪🇬 peace treaty allowed them to take back Sinai region which was occupied by Israel 🇮🇱 when they won 1967 Six day war. This video explains very well egypt's history.
Are you aware of Arabs invading Africa they first invaded Egypt! Look up Islamic slave trade in Africa
niger algodon
EGYPT WAS NOT IN "RUSSIAN BLOCK".
@@kf9926 north africa had double the population of arabia then and still does now. so no. north africans did not become arabs.
@@zombieat think you should do some r research North Africa is run by Arabs
The Egyptian media is still the most popular in the arab world, Egypt is the strongest Arab military by far. and Egyptian dialect is the most popular.
Saudi media is probably the most powerful thanks to MBC and AL arabiya and whatnot with Al Jazeera in qatar being the biggest news channel in the region. Egyptian influence fell off hard through my life icl I don't even see a lot of stuff coming from them during Ramadan which they would usually have.
But unfortunately that won't last for long
@@asmaakhaled3901 our dialect allows more witty word play and we're known to be funnier.
@@imjoeim yes but later it could be just Egyptian actors and nothing else no earnings no Egyptian production Egyptian actor leave Egypt to act just like other Arab nationality do now but yk with Saudi and what they're doing I am afraid they are buying Egypt bit by bit
@@asmaakhaled3901 You're making a slippery slope fallacy. i wasn't talking only about acting, media is also music industry and its genres and other entertaining medias that Egypt totally dominates. There's no signs indicate actors leaving, if anything, it's arabs that come to act here. and about saudi investing in Egypt, that's totally irrelevant to the topic, and investment can't buy sovereignty.
Too good. I am really impressed the way the history and current Egyptian politics has beed reflected upon by this channel. Keep going
The way Palki delivers news has a divine touch.
Fanstatic presentation!
Nasser is one of the best orators in world politics history. He read the street like a book, truly a communication master.
Sadat was a religious person and according to his wife he was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in his youth. His assassins mostly underscored his Western orientation in terms of cultural and evolving diplomatic relations . Sadat successfully kicked out the Soviet advisers, got back Sinai and became an American ally. The peace treaty with Israel was a minor issue for his assassins.
Palki I am in love 😊
Excellent Ms. Palki
Simply superb
Very useful post 👍👍👍
Egypt has less resources but it has a very crucial location due to Suez canal but it's sad that Egyptian leaders never extracted their huge potential. 😢
Egypt has vast resources lol. Just not enough workers.
@@cozakokotano6448its not about the workers, it’s about the technology used to extract those resources like gold, gas, petroleum. You name it.. we use the help of foreign companies to extract those resources but the problem is they take huge shares in exchange for extraction which can sometimes reach up to 50%!!
Egypt has huge resources in everything, but the continuous plundering and theft of its wealth and resources prevents it from progressing
@@cozakokotano6448you mean lack of good leaders
@@cozakokotano6448
We have a lot of human resources
Excellent historical analysis . Very well researched and presented.
"And guess who stepped up? Colonizers in chief Britian." Palki's sarcasm has no boundary. lol
You heat the spot when you said Egypt was conquered by Arabs...❤ great reporting palki.
Isn't that a basic information? 😂😂
So did the Romans ,Greeks, Ottomans, British, Kurds.
NO ITS NOT YOUR LYING@@mbarakjabry7634
Hhhhh
@@loganm.s.z2227 Arab Egyptians were saying they are native ancient Egyptians who built the .
I am Egyptian and I am from Alexandria. You're right! Alexandria was a cosmopolitan city. Nasser destroyed Alexandria by the way.
I studied world history. Palkiji's presentation is comprehensive... very refreshing... God bless!
Good lesson to me on Egypt history. Thank you.
Egypt had a natural advantage. The vast nile and its rich land has helped Egypt to become the leader.
You fool, 95% of Egyptians life and cities depended on Nile. fortunately, the source of Africa's longest river is Ethiopia. So how on earth the owner or the receiver can be assumed the leader?
@@habeshaw3d unfortunately
@@habeshaw3d
Which civilization was made by Ethiopians?
The answer: zero
But Egyptian made a great civilization
@carymarshallfelton9188
Ethiopia was never mentioned in the Quran
@@habeshaw3dethiopia made no civilizations unlike egypt, its easy to have the natural resources but hard to manage it the right way and grow with it
Thanks for filling me in on Egypt's rise and . . .
I just love Palki. This is more than just reporting and journalism.
well researched programme and very succinct and lucid presentation👌
Palki killing it as alwayz, Egypt is left far behind cuz of wrong hardliners!
Egypt is still a great country all it needs to get rid of dictatorship it is most populous Arab country and intellectual centre if Arab world
Madam Pilki is wonderful and lovable. Her reports are factual, interesting, clear, informative, and enlightening. Bravo Pilki.
Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤️
A lot of history in a nutshell. Punch line..Egypt's Golden Era..ghat ship has sailed. Fistbumps Palki.❤
I enjoy These docu very much
The change in the entire Middle East in the fifties was USA driven overthrowing the king in egypt then Iraq and so on the incidents are all connected and pre planned , yes it looks like egypt is not in the same place but Egypt’s depth is much more than any other country in the region and it always bounces back and makes a surprising role against all odds and saves the day , Egypt will remain the leading country in the region even if it is not so obvious for many reasons , it’s history , it’s population and cultural depth so on
What an informed show. Very nice ma'am.
Great presentation
Great analysis & presentation.
More like this
Nice facts👍
Even we Albanians were kings there! Love Egypt from Albania 🇦🇱❤️
And a Kurd
Also a Turk
Your historical perspectivereallyenhances the reportsyou do. Top journalism.
Wonderfully and in Shout explained! Thanks 🙏🏻 Palki !
This is the best channel on CZcams and Sharma is the best commentator that I'm aware of, perhaps in the world
Wow , a very Informed lady ...
Egypt's judiciary and legal community were second to none in Europe and they ruled the country till 1952. They were the ones who established its liberal life and made the country a cosmopolitan heaven to all cultures. That all ended with the military republic that has ruled Egypt since 1952 as they struggled to adopt a nationalist, populist, and religious identity. Egyptians now look at their past with grief as they see neighboring Arab countries become vibrant and their country in decline. But many believe that something big is about to happen in the upcoming years as the new generations (Millennials & Generation Z) are becoming more and more aware of their past and present and more frustrated with the political and religious status quo of the country.
Great analysis 👍
Very intresting.story .Tankyou Palki.
Well done Palki Sharma teacher you do it well 💞💕💞🌹💞💕🌹
Palki Sharma Story Telling is Amazing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good one.
Superb analysis
Nasser is a major reason for the economic collapse Egypt is in today. At his time he had a people hungry for industry and prosperity, soft power, and a globally influential civilization. But he did not take advantage of these factors to stabilize the region and support the neighboring Arab countries that had just gained independence. Quite the opposite, his speeches were always against Arab leaders to influence the people until they turned against their leaders, which made Nasser appoint Arab leaders as puppets for him. His speeches were hostile to America, despite its support for him in his war with France, Israel, and UK. He challenged the American base in the region, “Israel,” at the same time as he was trying to overthrow the Saudi regime and waging a war in Yemen, as if he has a Hitler army ! He got into trouble with the Syrians after the unification of Egypt and Syria as a United Arab country over who would lead. Nasser is a charismatic leader who gained 70-80% of the Arab world, but he is a failed political leader who bankrupted his country in needless wars to prove that he is a tough leader in front of the cameras.
lol, no. The Arab leaders at the time WERE actual puppets. US never supported Egypt btw.
Amazing video 😮
Good writing on monologue and wish for more of such informative video, thanks
The flashback series is a natural hit ❤❤ and the intro music and graphics are simply awesome 💯💯💯
Thank you that was brilliant ❤
I love Palki and her educational history lessons. Thank you Darling.
Thank you so much. Your videos are always so insightful
Palki sharma the best among the rest.I needed to follow her from gravitas .She made Gravitas or wion great
Thanks 🙏
Amazing report👍
Excellent reporting Palkhi. Never knew much of Egypt
Learning a lot from Palki each time
Palki Sharma is why we get the Geopolitics for us
Good information
Very well done.
❤ Long Live Egypt 💜
British did not leave after 40 years of 1882 but after 74 years in 1956.
Nasser did not spell Jews out of Egypt, Jewish Immigration Agency performed a lot of efforts and terrorism conspiracies to immigrate Jews to Israel (like operation Suzanna)
Very interesting topic indeed
Good job Palki !!!!!!!
Thank you
Egypt will never fall again.
Palki, you are s great talent. Salute from Bangladesh🇧🇩
This is Amazing
Very true. The world's biggest Artificial is Lake Naseer, and visionary of the leader led to Aswan high Dam in Nile. Its a beautiful country and a very progressive country. Let's wait for the results if the elections last week. May Pesident Sisi regains his power like King Ramses 2
Cosmopolitan and Progressive .... it is reshaping and is moving very quickly 🎉
Just wow..!!🔥U just expanded my knowledged withing 12 mins.
wonderful .. from Egypt best wishes
"Colonizer-in-chief : British" is the word of video.
beat me to it😂
Good morning
Egypt, is the best place to manufacture in the world, there is manpower land two open seas, centre of all trading chains, but big berocracy if they can solf this issue Egypt will rise again.
No raw material
بالفعل الحكومه شغاله على ده بالفعل
Fantastic I love it!
Excellent! Keep your lens on Egypt, Palki.
Egypt needs to reawaken its civilizational identity
If two fish are fighting in a river an Englishman must have passed by
Wonderful 😂❤ Honorable lady thanks 😊 🙏 so much very informative good luck Sirus London
You really did a very good job in this video, your information very well accurate.
So rich 💗✨
Thanks for this review of Egypt’s recent history. I was pleased to see the recognition that Gamal Abdul Nasser was the first native (i.e, Black) ruler of Egypt in 2,500 years. Amazing how much Egypt is coveted by the West and the Arabic World.
Egypt in 2,500 -2023 = CE 477 year those were still invaders coming in.
The ancient Kemet native goes back in 5000/4000 were indigenous black African they migrated at that time. The people at 477 were people that came from desert and the mix of invaders.
Looking at all the statues, painting and black figurines with cornrows,dreadlocks, waves and Afros.
You don't see none of those images.
All you need to do is look at the Nubians building pyramids in the Nile Valley, who shared the same culture as the Egyptians.
Nectanebo II (Egyptian: Nḫt-Ḥr-Ḥbt; Greek: Νεκτανεβώς Nectanebos) was the last native ruler of ancient Egypt, as well as the third and last pharaoh of the Thirtieth Dynasty, reigning from 358 to 340 BC.
Among the oldest people on earth, Africans are the ones whose history and empires they are attempting to erase and take away and claim to make money.
Not going happen!
Nasser was not black. Sadat was black, his mother was of Sudanese origin (her father was Egyptian, and her mother was Sudanese).
Egyptians are not black 🤣 and your treating the last 10 years as if its our future, every country has its set backs, its ok, if you want to learn about egyptian history probably best to learn it from egyptians, just saying :)
lol a native in Egypt isn't black.
Indigenous inhabitants of middle easters countries were never black. 😃😃
the ikhsheed was a black ruler who ruled Egypt in the islamic era
...Interesting...