Security cracks down on Amonsito textile workers, Sunday 23 May, in front of the parliament.
Listen to the worker speaking at 2:33, drawing parallels between the state crackdown on the Amonsito workers to Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians.
Hossam el-Hamalawy
Security cracks down on Amonsito textile workers, Sunday 23 May, in front of the parliament.
Listen to the worker speaking at 2:33, drawing parallels between the state crackdown on the Amonsito workers to Israel’s treatment of the Palestinians.
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I thank the author for clarifying the issue.
If the Egyptian people were left to their own devices without pressure, they would not accept peace with Israel as long as it continues to oppress Palestinians.
No nation should have relations with Israel until it stops being an occupying power.