"They want ceasefire, what is the meaning of ceasefire? The meaning of ceasefire is consent from the Arab people to Israel to continue the occupation of the Arab territory." - - - Gamal Abdel Nasser

@thewkovacs316

Ай бұрын

he was the worlds biggest looooooser

@faithfulsoldier519

Ай бұрын

@@thewkovacs316 This biggest loser managed to liberate his country from foreign rule for the first time since 2000 years while he was still in his 30s. This biggest loser was the reason behind Great Britain losing its position as a world superpower. During the reign of this biggest loser Egypt became economically self-sufficient for the first time in history. Also during the reign of this biggest loser, and only during his reign, Egypt had its own independent decisions. When all his reign had ended, and despite all difficulties, the death of this biggest loser was honored by millions to make his funeral one of the largest in human history.

@pantheriana1240

Ай бұрын

you think you're deep with that quote?

@robertcampomizzi7988

Ай бұрын

Why doesnt he say "Palestinain people"? ​@pantheriana1240

@faithfulsoldier519

Ай бұрын

@@robertcampomizzi7988 Because this interview was made after Israel had occupied the Sinai peninsula (part of Egypt) and the Golan Heights (part of Syria), along with their occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza strip. Thus the discussion wasn't only regarding lands taken from the Palestinians, but all the Arab lands that Israel had occupied since the war in 1967. Before 1948, even Jewish immigrants including Golda Meir were called Palestinians, and after 1948 when the Jews chose to name their part Israel, the name became limited to the Arab population of Palestine, which was known as Palestine since the time of Herodotus and before.

Basically, Egypt was fighting not against Israel but against US, UK, France which is what Palestinians have been doing for years.

@plantomania3997

Ай бұрын

Even far more, Egypt was directly fighting France and Great Britain forces. It was insane.

@Zoro_2022

Ай бұрын

@@plantomania3997 there was no need for such a fight. If you listen to Nasser speechless a few months before the six day war you would understand exactly what I mean. Remember he was not aware of the poor preparation of his own army nor was he aware of the strength of his enemy . If you are a leader of a big country like Egypt, you should not text personal and think of your own people before making any decision

@startreksam

Ай бұрын

True

Nasser died seven months after this interview.

@mozabb5747

Ай бұрын

Of a heart attack! Crazy!

@Ibis2012

Ай бұрын

Of a "heart attack". Many people believe he was assassinated by the CIA/Mossad, and there is a lot of compelling evidence for this.

@marhaenthemchannelreupload1344

Ай бұрын

Well, GOD rules

@hozonkai9967

25 күн бұрын

He seems under the weather

Why is the interview incomplete? I was hanging on every word of Nasser's answer to that very important last question, and then the video was abruptly cut. WTH??!

Egypt, when it goes to war with Israel, it is in fact going to with the USA. The USSR was no ally of Egypt.

@Zhm6802

Ай бұрын

Not true at all. The Soviet Union was a complete ally of Egypt, and even the communist and socialist countries were helping Egypt. All Egyptian weapons were Soviet weapons. Many industrial projects in Egypt were with Soviet assistance. Soviet weapons played a major role in the October War, what happened in 1967. Corruption accumulated since 1952 in the army and all institutions was not the fault of the Soviets at all.

@faithfulsoldier519

Ай бұрын

@@Zhm6802 USSR only supplied Egypt with defensive weapons, Egypt couldn't attack as Israel.

@Zoro_2022

Ай бұрын

Nasser brought it upon himself and upon the whole Arab word. He declared a war on Israel after his army was humiliated in Yemen destroyed the Egyptian army in six days. He was so stupid and selfish. He and all the other military associates lived in a bubble away from reality didn’t expect Israel to be as strong as that.

@JunkYard-omarnour

Ай бұрын

​@Zoro_2022 Isreal first declared war by threatening the arab allies of egypt The almighty egy army never humiliated a strategic defeats are tactical victories for us thats why the stupid selfish isrealies got humiliated in 73 literally lost thier balance in 6 hours not days And they didn't learn their lesson and got humiliated again by hamas in 7th oct it looks like October is a cursed month for isreal Btw strategic defeat is lethal for isreal cause its not a real country its a settlement project that is based on fascism

@MahmoudMohamed-me8fv

Ай бұрын

​@@Zoro_2022 because Israel was massacring Palestinians and kicking them out of their homes, if you want to call someone selfish then it's absolutely Israel not the other way around, the problem that no one supported Egypt, while Israel was supported by USA ,UK and France , so Egypt was alone against them , how is that selfish, Israel winning doesn't give it any legitimacy , because it's a selfish terrorist state built on racism , specially with all the crimes they did to Palestinians , Zionism was the reason of all this wars, killing and suffering

Faithfulness and dignity

من اليمن كل الحب يا ناصر انت اعظم قائد عربي في العصر الحديث

@jpx08

Ай бұрын

Egypt and the Arab World could use such a leader or leaders again right now!

@omamen8207

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂 جاهل

@Ahmad.Khaled101

Ай бұрын

لا يوجد قائد مصلح يهتم بالانسان حكم مصر منذ هذا الحاكم لا هو لا السادات برغم من ذكائه العسكري لا مبارك الفاسد لا مرسي لا الحالي الجاهل

@Surayahti

Ай бұрын

الله يحشرك معاه

The only Arabic leader for a thousand years, no one else fought the foreigners as well as he did. 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. . 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.

@BEN_MONK

Ай бұрын

THIS DELUSION, MY DEAR. KING FAROUK WAS IN L♥️VE TO EGYPT AND UNDER THE BRITISH OCCUPATION TO EGYPT, BRITAIN OWED MONY TO EGYPT, MORE THAN TWO MILLION BOUNDS. AT THAT TIME THE EGYPTIAN POUND WAS NEARLY EQUAL ONE GOLDEN POUND AND THIS FACT IS KNOWN. BRITAIN AT THAT TIME EVEN IT WAS OCCUPYING EGYPT. IT DIDN'T DENY THE DEBTS TO BE PAID TO EGYPT. IF YOU THINK ABOUT THAT YOU WILL RIALISE THAT THE BRITISH OCCUPATION WAS JUST IN ITS FINANCIAL DEALS. WE COULDN'T IGNORE, OF COURSE, THE PASSIVES OF KING ISMAEL AS HE FELL THE COUNTRY INTO DEBTS BUT ALSO THERE WERE MANY POSITIVES. NOWADAYS UNDER THE OCCUPATION OF NATIVE MILITERIANS TO EGYPT, THE ONE DOLLAR EQUALS 49 EGYPTIAN PONDS. YOU CAN THINK ABOUT THAT AND REFLECT IT ON ALL THE FIELDS OF LIFE IN EGYPT WHEN IT WAS RULED BY THE KINGS' FAMILY AND NOW TO COMPARE ❗❗ WHY DID NASSER AGREE ABOUT THE SEPARATION OF SUDAN FROM EGYPT CONSIDERING THE INDEPENDACE OF SUDAN❓❗❗ IT WAS A MUST TO REFUSE THAT AND THE BRITISH OCCUPATION WOULD BE ENDED, BY ANYWAY, BUT IT NEEDED TIME. AS IT HAPPENED IN ALL THE REGION. IT WAS NOT A WISE DECISION AND THAT AFFECTED THE BOTH COUNTRIES, EGYPT AND SUDAN, SINCE THAT TIME IN MANY FIELDS, ECONOMY AND SECURITY AS I MENTIONED IN MY COMMENT. As you and I disagree in our notions does NOT mean to ignore each other but the disagreements are also useful to induce the minds to think 🤔. Thanks for your consideration of reply.

@atiqrahman6865

Ай бұрын

Unfortunately, NASSER did not turn out to be leader in thousand years. Unfortunately , he miscalculated the power of ISRAEL-----and had a terrible defeat in 1967 war. He definitely was not a winner. Yes ,he was very popular----------but did not turn out to be the winner. He did not realize that ISRAEL has never been alone----ISRAEL is THE BABY of USA,UK, FRANCE and all the western countries-----and also SOVIET UNION was not that as powerful as all these Western Countries.

@zachmartin1458

20 күн бұрын

"As well as he did." If 56 and 67 are considered "well".....

@mznxbcv12345

20 күн бұрын

well what? He had no control over the army of the nascent state until after 67 when Amer was finally excised. In 56 it was a major victory. And in the war of attrition between 67 and 72 it was a major success. He managed to rebuild the entire army in half a decade, something thought before to had been an impossibility.

He had very good English, uncommon for those years, even today.

@yousufMahawed

Ай бұрын

The current Egyptian president doesn't even speak English 💀💀💀

@hopeman7717

Ай бұрын

التعليم في العصر الملكي مختلف عن التعليم في العصر الاشتراكي الي اسسه عبدالناصر

@yousufMahawed

Ай бұрын

@@hopeman7717 طب و العصر الجمهوري ؟

@faithfulsoldier519

Ай бұрын

@@hopeman7717 The vast majority of Egyptians during monarchy were illiterate, and literacy rose high during Nasser's era.

@hopeman7717

Ай бұрын

@@yousufMahawed هو بغض النظر عن رأي الشخصي لكن خلينا واقعيين مصر عمرها ما كان فيها نظام جمهوري مجرد مسميات بس لدرجة بعض من رؤوسائها حاولو ينصبو عيالهم على الحكم زي مبارك وجيمي مثلا

Nasser is forever. His ideas and definitely his noble and graceful leadership are needed for the Arab future.

@Egg.335

Ай бұрын

amazigh people will not like thid

@moebb2160

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@thewkovacs316

Ай бұрын

rofl

@Rudolf_Bottler

Ай бұрын

His ideas were disastrous for the Arabs and Muslims ! The Arab world still suffer from that ira until today!

@hussaa4471

Ай бұрын

Fuck nasser He destroyed Egypt

His English and his presence is enormous immense one. We miss leaders of this prestigious kind nowadays. ❤

@mohammadusman6525

Ай бұрын

Well intentioned maybe totally inept as a leader both strategically and militarily

@maistooo

Ай бұрын

كان اشتغل مدرس انجليزي على الأقل كان فلح في حاجة.

@truthgreatheart2514

Ай бұрын

​@@mohammadusman6525well Nasser is long gone, and look at the tragedy happening on Palestine land now. British or America's fault?

@A.zeyada

Ай бұрын

@@maistooo بس يا شماشيرجي يا ابن الشماشيرجي

God bless your soul , Naser the great Egyptian leader

@green1880

Ай бұрын

He was evil and a munafiq. He tortured Zaynab Al Ghazali!

@hussaa4471

Ай бұрын

He destroyed Egypt

@green1880

Ай бұрын

@@hussaa4471 exactly - donkey brains are praising that munafiq!

@fattyelfolyii2368

Ай бұрын

​@@green1880 zaynab alghazaly is a big liar

@green1880

Ай бұрын

@@fattyelfolyii2368 what an evil thing to say. She was tortured and was amongst the awliya

He liberated Egypt from the British, but eliminated democracy and plunged Egypt into a spiral of military rule.

@Tito_Ali

Ай бұрын

America helping him to do that 😢😢😢

@cyclomb

Ай бұрын

He didn't. It was a mixture of the Free Officers Movement which Gamal was a part of and the Muslim Brotherhood. The Free Officers Movement then turned against the Muslim Brotherhood.

@kangaroozwbas

Ай бұрын

False, Egypt was officially liberated from GB in 1922. He started his rule in 1954. Long time after liberation treaty. Check your facts.

@freedomsociety9890

Ай бұрын

You are so ignorant supporting the most evil person

@heshamabdou5259

Ай бұрын

American intelligence was the one who put him here. They killed two birds with one stone, including weakening Britain, expelling it from its old colonies, and the beginning of American hegemony, and at the same time cultivating a corrupt military regime that would destroy Egypt, weaken it, and make it safe for Israel for decades to come. Because Egypt is the heart of the Middle East, both militarily and culturally

Good man

@khaledahmed2051

Ай бұрын

He is a motherfucking dictator.

He was betrayed by the USSR. They left him alone in front of a coalition of the USA UK and France.

R.i.p.Legend & great Man 💐

What do you know! The Egyptian president over 50 years ago could speak English, even with limitations. Unlike the current "Hello, my name is Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, and I am the president of Egypt... Can I switch to Arabic now?"

@user-ok4wm7qv8q

13 күн бұрын

You are very right.. I take my hat off to you for your good words.. Your brother is from Egypt.. and I admit that Sisi does not understand anything.

Columbia president Minoche Shafik’s worst nightmare.

No change in Israeli behavior between then and 2024. Food for thought.

Notice how he is sitting .. he is relaxed, confident, and splaying his legs out as a territorial display, in body language.

@boushbash3133

Ай бұрын

Yeah ok Dr Profiler

@mahir8126

Ай бұрын

He is a loser. He only brought shame of defeat and poverty for our country for decades.

@sammyt3514

Ай бұрын

That’s all he had; bravado and vacuous big talk but he lost every war he has ever entered and was disastrous for Egypt on every level.

@boushbash3133

Ай бұрын

@@sammyt3514 💯

(( تريد أن تعرف من هو جمال عبد الناصر )) * قام بتوزيع الأراضي على المزارعين المصريين بعد أن كانت مملوكة لعائلة الملك فقط * جعل المستشفيات مجانية بعد أن لم يكن لدى الناس أموال للعلاج * أعاد جمال عبد الناصر قناة السويس إلى مصر بعد أن باعها ملك مصر لبريطانيا وفرنسا بسبب الديون. حفلة رقص الملك مع ملكات أوروبا *أصدر جمال عبد الناصر قانونا يحرم القمار والدعارة بعد أن كان الدعارة والقمار حلالا في أيام ملك مصر. * أنشأ 1200 مصنع في مصر *تم بناء السد العالي لزيادة الرقعة الزراعية بملايين الهكتارات ولإكتفاء مصر بالكهرباء * جمال عبد الناصر جعل التعليم والمدارس مجانية لكل الناس بعد أن كانت للأغنياء فقط *صدر قانون التأمين الصحي للعمال بعد وفاة 10 آلاف عامل مصري في عهد ملك مصر

@omargaber3122

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂 دخل ثلاث حروب و خسر أربعة

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

المهم انه حارب و لم يسكت عن ظلم انتصارفي حرب السويس عاى ثلاث دول مجتمعة بريطانيا و فرنسا و إسرائيل و فرض ارادته بساوي الف انتصار و اختصاصه الانكليز رأس الافعى

@tareq5911

Ай бұрын

@@omargaber3122عادي انك تخسر حروب ضد دول متقدمة عسكريا واقتصاديا وانت يا دوبك مستلم الحكم. المهم انه كان بيبني اقتصاد البلد ومقوماتها الانتاجية حتى تصبح البلد قوية كفاية لكي لا يمسها احد

The greatest Arab leader ever!

@kangaroozwbas

Ай бұрын

Ask Yemenis and they'll disagree among others. Probably Saudis and golf will disagree too. Check your facts.

@kangaroozwbas

Ай бұрын

Not true.

@aalaa4146

Ай бұрын

اتفق

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

العميل و جاهل بالتاريخ من لا يعرف قيمة جمال عبد الناصر

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

@@kangaroozwbas Enough ur BS and go read history

The greatest president the Arab world has ever had.

@medhatbasuni7208

Ай бұрын

Gf yourself

@thewkovacs316

Ай бұрын

then why is egypt a giant shitehole?

Jamal Abdul Nassir (1918 - 1970).

Why releaseing this old footage now ???

@amateur_football9751

Ай бұрын

Why not?

@user-kn3hm2sg6j

Ай бұрын

Because it's relevant,the Israeli left there black but returned white...

@Ahreman_egy

Ай бұрын

because this channel ais called AP Archive?

He was a great leader and honest president

@patrickbledon1350

Ай бұрын

What a naive man

@cyclomb

Ай бұрын

No he destroyed Egypt's economy. It's been in a decline ever since.

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

@@cyclomb Read history and stop the BLA BLA of urs The man died and the Pound was equaled to 2 and half American $ and it was the world standard currency

@monothefuckingmonkey

Ай бұрын

@@cyclombit actually improved during his era compared to his predecessor

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

جمال عبد الناصر اسس ١٢٠٠ معمل و اعاد قناة السويس لمصر بعد ان باعها ملك مصر لبريطانيا و فرنسا و أسس السد العالي الذي زاد مساحة الزراعية بالملايين هكتارات و جعل مصر تكتفي ذاتية من الكهرباء من دمر اقتصاد مصر هو أنور السادات

Searched him up and seeing this was uploaded just days ago coincidentally because of the genocide in Palestine and because of finding out about him while finding out about Sayyid Qutb first.

Nasser was the first native Egyptian ruler since 350 BCE, crazy just shows how old Egyptian civilisation is.

@selimmohamed5008

Ай бұрын

It's not right Alkhalnge and other people they was Egyptian rules Egypt after 350 Bce

Joanne

"when we look all over history, those who go sit with the invader while they occupied their territory, they want only accepting on condition, that is unconditional surrender" -Gamal Nasser

At least name the President correctly …shows how ignorant you are …He is Gamal Abd Al Al Nasser …shows you know so much about the Middle East

Man of values and principles.

How people conducted interviews with respect and dignity. Now they say you weren't tough enough on Vladimir Putin. Culturally we have gone so backwards its not even funny!

3:48 you can see a bead of sweat fall from his forhead after the question did you visit Russia.

1:05 pm CST May 6, 2024 Co-President Charity Colleen "Lovejoy" Crouse

Sisi is not worth the dust on the shoes of this Man❣️

@Surayahti

Ай бұрын

They're both trash.

A perfect English God bless his soul

he was charismatic dreamer with good rhetoric but he did not have a realistic plan for the progress of his country

@waleedwishahi8729

Ай бұрын

Reality was on the ground, factories, health systems, electricity, TV, Education, art, music, theaters, ballet. All this without a real plan, come on. Please read United Nation reports of Education, Women and Children, Agricultural, Industrial and much more from 1950 and compare it to the 1970 reports, you will be shocked.

@jaafar.alaoui

Ай бұрын

@@waleedwishahi8729 I have many friends Egyptian and share the same opinion as mine. you mention 1950 but you don't know that in 1950 Egypt was under king Farouk rules, Gamel came after the coup in 1952 . I agree with you about that Egypt has been really developed country during the king Farouk era but NOT under Nasser rules .. Gamel destroy the Egypt, he lost all the war against Israel.. economy crise came after... the liberty of speech has been destroyed he also put the base of military dictatorship that run the country for decades.

@tareq5911

Ай бұрын

Actually there was GDP growth. Egypt produced cars under Nasser, not something we see today. He just didn’t rule long enough for Egypt to become a rich country. Usually about 40 years are needed for a country this size to become rich.

R.I.P. 🇪🇬🤍

It is "Jamal", but not the erroneously publicized "Gamal". Try to fight the domination of error.

@andreasgeovanos2641

Ай бұрын

he was Egyptian and it is pronounced Gamal.

@AymanDweikat

Ай бұрын

​@@andreasgeovanos2641 Should mass media follow standard language or dialects?

رحمة الله عليه شخصية سياسية هزيمة صعبة حقيقي المقابلات بشوف بعد تاني غير بعد التاريخ او الاحداث او تفسيرات وتحليلات الصحفيين وغيرهم وبعيدا عن الرؤية الحدية للامور " طيب وشرير او ابيض واسود" بصراحة محتاج اتعلم اكتر عن ناصر لانه مفتاح لفهم جزء من تركيبة الصراع الحالي ولفهم القيادة السياسية والعسكرية وتعاملها مع الازمات والانكسارات ومع احترام انه ابن عصره وعدم تبني وجهة نظر معينة لانها تعميني عن الفهم كجيل مع بعد سنة الفين ورغم ان مفيش شيء مؤكد بوثائق غير مذكرات وقصص الجنود القدماء ولها ما لها من احترام وتقدير لكن لعل عدنا نعرف المزيد وحقيقي قدرة عالية من ناصر وقبل حرب اكتوبر بسنين وبعد ٦٧ بثلاثة سنين يكون ثابت والى حد كبير يكون متزن غير منكسر للعدو وتعامله مع المحاورين واجاباته متوازنة ومثبتة للحقوق وجيدة في اسئلة الاتحاد السوفيتي حقيقي مقابلة جميلة وكل حين يتضح لي مدى تعقيد الشخصيات التاريخية وخصوصا لو كانت معاصرة لروايات وشهود واناس وعبدالناصر منهم رحمه الله ورحم الشهداء ورحم ابناء عصرهم وما بعدهم مؤيدين ومعارضين

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

لفهم الصراع الحالي يا محترم تعرف سياسته إلي هي سياسة السادات نفسه

@omarkhaled5040

Ай бұрын

@@Nobody-yt9gz طبعا لكن انا اتكلم في سياق الفيديو يا اخي الكريم وفهم ما حدث في ٦٧ مهم لفهم سياسات السادات وفهم ناصر جزء من فهم السادات

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

@@omarkhaled5040 طبعا تقصد سياسة عبدالناصر من بعد النكسه لغاية ما مات لإن السياسه بتاعته في الفتره دي هي أساس سياسة السادات كلها تقريبا

@omarkhaled5040

Ай бұрын

@@Nobody-yt9gz لا ادري صراحة لان سياسة السادات اتغيرت عن عبدالناصر بفعل الانفتاح والتقرب لامريكا بعد انتهاء الحرب

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

@@omarkhaled5040 الإنفتاح لا غير من السياسه ولا نيله و التقرب من أمريكا دا علشان يتم إقامة السلام العادل الدائم نفس ما عبدالناصر بنفسه ما قال بإن لا يمكن إقامة سلام دائم و عادل إلا عن طريق الولايات المتحدة الأمريكيه إبعد عن الناصريين الخونه و هتبقى زي الفل

how relevant it is to what is going today in the middle east. What an outstanding person Nasser has been. There is no Israeli politician that is worthy of tying his shoes. The Israelis ever have been the bullies with complicity from the US, France, England, Germany, the Netherlands,....

من يكره ناصر اما حاقد على مصر او جاهل لايعرف التاريخ

@hamodalbatal464

Ай бұрын

عندكم عبادة هيستيرية و تقديس للأشخاص و القادة، لدرجة انهم رجعوكم للعصر ما قبل الحجري

@mamanona2746

Ай бұрын

@@hamodalbatal464 أنا من عائلة أقطاعية وعاصرت ظلم عائلتي لفلاحين بلدتي وكنت طفلة صغيرة وعندما قامت الثورة رأيت وعاصرت عدالة ناصر وحب فقراء مصر له ثم وانا شابة فجعت انا والشعب المصرى والعربي وأحرار العالم وناصر له ماله وعليه ماعليه وهو فى النهاية بشر وعندما أقول أن من يكره ناصر هو حاقد على مصر اوجاهل بالتاريخ فهذه حقيقة لأن ناصر قدم لمصر الكثير من الإنجازات وكان الملهم الأول لكل أحرار العالم وجاء ذلك على ألسنتهم بانفسهم مثل مانديلا وجيفارا ومهاتير محمد وبن بيللا وشافيز وكوامى نكروما وغيرهم رحم ألله ناصر وأسكنه فسيح جناته

@medhatbasuni7208

Ай бұрын

عيلتك كانوا جرابيع للدرجادي

@Live-jk1pn

Ай бұрын

@@mamanona2746 عبد الله النفيسي يسلم عليكم😂

@hopeman7717

Ай бұрын

​@@mamanona2746 هو خرجج من الفقر و فقر الاجيال للي بعدكم كلها

He said the egyptian defeat in 1967 resulted in very little casually. Da Nile (denial) is truly a river in Egypt.

@user-mm3cs1kt5r

Ай бұрын

He is actually right. You just don't know what history is. Egypt never fought Israel in 1967. Egypt was taken by surprise and the Egyptian army was in retreat. Egypt foolishly listened to the West on not being the aggressor only for Israel to attack the next day. 😂 Egypt will not listen to the West again. Also, Egypt wasn't watching its borders and half of the army was in Yemen. The retreat assured that little casualties happened, but still losses. 1967 according to Israeli historians Avi Shlaim and Ilan Pappe was more like aggression than a war because in a war, both sides fight and in 1967, the Arab states were taken by surprise and almost no one fought Israel. Educate yourself.

@lehi1147

Ай бұрын

TLDR, pan-Arab cope tears 😂​@@user-mm3cs1kt5r

Rare brave arab leader. Peace be with him

@green1880

Ай бұрын

He was a shaytan and a mini dajjal

❤❤❤

The best leader in his time, Egypt always great

@medhatbasuni7208

Ай бұрын

Check the meaning of defeat in any dictionary, you'll find Gamal Abdelnaser... Stop Faking.

He looks like too tired and unhealthy allas

"Ambassador Yovanovitch Was Informed That the President ``Lost Confidence'' in Her" 1:24 pm CST May 6, 2024 Co-President Charity Colleen "Lovejoy" Crouse

Although everything you're abig leader

Rest in peace, our leader

مهزوم وحالته حالة ,مات بعد اللقاء دا بـ7 شهور.

Real Leadership ... Nasser

note...not one mention of any palestinian state

@Itaygol

Ай бұрын

Because up to that point in history there were no "Palestinians" and the talk of the day was pan-Arabism to be achieved when the combined Arab countries unite to defeat Israel. As he mentioned in the beginning of this interview he was planning to attack Israel which they did with Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq in the surprise attack on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kipur in 1973. "Palestinians" only came to be after the Arabs were not able to defeat Israel together in 1948, the Fedayeen raids from 1949-1955, 1956, 1967, 1970, 1973. The Arab league was formed in 1945 with the aspiration for Arab independance. There was no "Palestine" then or at any time until their defeats in the late 60s when the Arabs realized that they can't win in their own game of war, so lets invent "Palestine" so we can win in the Judeo-Christian western game of "self determination and human rights"- something that is totally foreign to the Middle East. One more funny fact- there is no "P" in the Arabic language. Palestine was the colonial mandate name that the British named the area. Prior to that, under the Ottomans, the area was not a single unit but divided to Seljuks that partly belong to Jordan, Egypt and Syria and the local Arab popoulation considered themselved Jordanians, Egyptians and Syrians. This all changed in the late 60s when Arafat invented the "Palestinians". It is like if the Mexican Americans in Texas would refuse to return to Mexico but would also want to eliminate the US as a sovereign country because it is a "settler colonial state" so they will ask Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua to invade the US. Soon, they'd realize that they can't beat Uncle Sam militarily so they would start calling themselves Tejans, TexMex, Chicanos or some new identity to get global support to terrorize the United States

Soviat Union 🤣🤣🤣

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

Back then He tried to keep good relationship with them in spite of that they tried to control him and to control Egypt and in the end when he had enough with their BS he advised Sadat to end the relationship with them because he can't do it because it will cause a lot of troubles on his policy and on Egypt during the war situation because of the lack of weaponry

@Zhm6802

Ай бұрын

Whatever these political alliances, he did not want to submit to American Zionism

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

لولا الاتحاد السوفيتي لكن تشرشل يتكلم الانكليزية بطلاقة هههه لان من حسم حرب العالمية الثانية هو الاتحاد السوفيتي

@samdawood7025

Ай бұрын

I was just referring to the way the interviewer was pronouncing the Soviet Union

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

الاتحاد السوفيتي هو من انتصر في حرب العالمية الثانية و انكليز كانوا يختبوا في مجاري صرف صحي هرب من الألمان

I like him until he opens his mouth

R.I.P NASSER ❤️

Nasertalks with a tone of defeat & humiliation

@my5092

Ай бұрын

He was fighting the usa and Europe alone. What do you expect

@user-mm3cs1kt5r

Ай бұрын

He was against USA and Europe. Israel never fought alone. The USSR was under Leonid Brezhnev at the time and he was a coward.

Passing out confidential information infront of the whole world 💀this shows u the difference between show off naser and elsaddat the sneaky fox

In reality, despite how elegant he may look, he was a big ahammok - foolhardy. Years later, it was reported in many circles that his army and intelligence agencies had spies. He didn't properly plan and had properly executed a war and hence lost miserably. Its ok to feel great about him on a personal level, but as a statesman, he was a big ahammok. How does Egyptian army lose to colonial settlers is unbelievable.

@johnmatthews8810

Ай бұрын

Colonial settlers armed with state of the art planes by the US of course. Without US support, Israel couldn’t win.

@y.l7455

Ай бұрын

​@@johnmatthews8810 Israel won the Six Days War all by itself, but sure, cry about it.

Gamal Abdel Nasser, known as the loudest sound gun in the history of the Arab world

He was a towering leader and a great revolutionary Arab nationalist. Arabs need more leaders like him and not the coward, Sisi.

King Farouk refused to separate Egypt from Sudan coz it is known, NOT only from who are ruling Egypt but from all who are living in the region, the strategic importance of Sudan to Egypt related to many aspects; political, economic (Agriculture and livestock) and security.. But after 1952, one from the first decisions that Nasser made was to separate Sudan from Egypt to be two countries considering the independence of Sudan. And since that time the both countries are going down in all fields. And after Egypt was the basket of world"s grains in more than one third of its needs, now Egypt imports most of its needs of grains. It's NOT only Mr. Hisham who wished his country to get back under the British guardianship but I tell him that large number of Egyptians made the same wish but they became sure that if they were in British occupation NOT only guardianship the condition of Egypt would be much better than NOW. And you get surprised that this is a wish of people in many countries were in foreign occupation before. Lebanese made the same wish but they declared that frankly when the prime minister of France visited Lebanon suffering from the corruption of their national state. BUT do you think that Britain would accept that NOW ❓❗Of course NOT, because this would be a load on its budget. When Ireland claimed the independence from the British gaurdianship, Britain accepted and declared that Ireland is a load on its budget. And what happened after that, Ireland submitted to stay under the British gaurdianship.

@monothefuckingmonkey

Ай бұрын

Sudan voted for their independence from Egypt and Britain. It wasn’t Nassers choice

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

الملك مصر كان مجرد دمية بيد الانكليز و كان من يحكم مصر و سودان هم الانكليز ههه و باع ملك مصر قناة السويس لبريطانيا و فرنسا بسبب ديون حفلات ملك مع ملكات أوروبا هههههه

@mamanona2746

Ай бұрын

ناصر وافق على الأستفتاء للسودان وهم أختاروا الأنفصال عن مصر ولم يضحى بالسودان كما يشاع ووقع أتفاقية الجلاء مع المصرية مع الأنجليز بعد أتفاقية الجلاء الأنجليز مع السودان وألا بقى الأحتلال الانجليزى فى السودان ناصر اكثر رئيس مخلص ووطنى ولو أستمع له العرب لاصبحوا وحدة واحدة وكانوا اقوى من الاتحاد الاوربى ولكن ضيعوا الفرصة لمصالحهم الشخصية الضيقة

@BEN_MONK

Ай бұрын

@@user-no6qe4xj4g THIS DELUSION, MY DEAR. KING FAROUK WAS IN L♥️VE TO EGYPT AND UNDER THE BRITISH OCCUPATION TO EGYPT, BRITAIN OWED MONY TO EGYPT, MORE THAN TWO MILLION BOUNDS. AT THAT TIME THE EGYPTIAN POUND WAS NEARLY EQUAL ONE GOLDEN POUND AND THIS FACT IS KNOWN. BRITAIN AT THAT TIME EVEN IT WAS OCCUPYING EGYPT. IT DIDN'T DENY THE DEBTS TO BE PAID TO EGYPT. IF YOU THINK ABOUT THAT YOU WILL RIALISE THE THE BRITISH OCCUPATION WAS JUST IN ITS FINANCIAL DEALS. WE COULDN'T IGNORE, OF COURSE, THE PASSIVES OF KING ISMAEL AS HE FELL THE COUNTRY INTO DEBTS BUT ALSO THERE WERE MANY POSITIVES. NOWADAYS UNDER THE OCCUPATION OF NATIVE MILITERIANS TO EGYPT, THE ONE DOLLAR EQUALS 49 EGYPTIAN PONDS. YOU CAN THINK ABOUT THAT AND REFLECT IT ON ALL THE FIELDS OF LIFE IN EGYPT WHEN IT WAS RULED BY THE KINGS' FAMILY AND NOW TO COMPARE ❗❗ Thanks for your consideration to reply.

@BEN_MONK

Ай бұрын

@@mamanona2746 WHY DID NASSER AGREE ABOUT THE SEPARATION OF SUDAN FROM EGYPT CONSIDERING THE INDEPENDACE OF SUDAN❓❗❗ IT WAS A MUST TO REFUSE THAT AND THE BRITISH OCCUPATION WOULD BE ENDED, BY ANYWAY, BUT IT NEEDED TIME. AS IT HAPPENED IN ALL THE REGION. IT WAS NOT A WISE DECISION AND THAT AFFECTED THE BOTH COUNTRIES, EGYPT AND SUDAN, SINCE THAT TIME IN MANY FIELDS, ECONOMY AND SECURITY AS I MENTIONED IN MY COMMENT. As you and I disagree in our notions does NOT mean to ignore each other but the disagreements are also useful to induce the minds to think 🤔. Thanks for your consideration of reply

He was a masonic member and his lodge was in Lebanon since or before 1950. This info is from a member who told me that he met Nasser in 1950 in that lodge. Allah knows best, I am just reporting what I have heard from a British man living in Florida USA.

@raghedanan3959

Ай бұрын

Don’t believe what the British man said about Nasser. They hated the Egyptians especially Nasser. May Allah forgive his sins and award him Janna ( Paradise ) Amen. Greetings from Mogadishu !!

interesting how he never mentions the "Palestinian" people or borders. Its as if there were no "Palestinian" land. He said West bank of Jordan and golan heights of Syria and he implied Gaza is Egyptian.

@sharpderp7769

Ай бұрын

He didn’t have to because the LA times reporter mentioned Palestine 🇵🇸 for him

@Itaygol

Ай бұрын

Because up to that point in history there were no "Palestinians" and the talk of the day was pan-Arabism to be achieved when the combined Arab countries unite to defeat Israel. As he mentioned in the beginning of this interview he was planning to attack Israel which they did with Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq in the surprise attack on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kipur in 1973. "Palestinians" only came to be after the Arabs were not able to defeat Israel together in 1948, the Fedayeen raids from 1949-1955, 1956, 1967, 1970, 1973. The Arab league was formed in 1945 with the aspiration for Arab independance. There was no "Palestine" then or at any time until their defeats in the late 60s when the Arabs realized that they can't win in their own game of war, so lets invent "Palestine" so we can win in the Judeo-Christian western game of "self determination and human rights"- something that is totally foreign to the Middle East. One more funny fact- there is no "P" in the Arabic language. Palestine was the colonial mandate name that the British named the area. Prior to that, under the Ottomans, the area was not a single unit but divided to Seljuks that partly belong to Jordan, Egypt and Syria and the local Arab popoulation considered themselved Jordanians, Egyptians and Syrians. This all changed in the late 60s when Arafat invented the "Palestinians". It is like if the Mexican Americans in Texas would refuse to return to Mexico but would also want to eliminate the US as a sovereign country because it is a "settler colonial state" so they will ask Honduras, Guatemala and Nicaragua to invade the US. Soon, they'd realize that they can't beat Uncle Sam militarily so they would start calling themselves Tejans, TexMex, Chicanos or some new identity to get global support to terrorize the United States

@jackmason4320

Ай бұрын

Whether Palestine existed or not is irrelevant. Because the Palestinian people have always lived there. We know there was no native American state or an Aboriginal Australia state, but we all know Native Americans and Aboriginal have lived in their respective lands for thousands of years. Same thing applies to the Palestinian people.

@kavkazip

Ай бұрын

@@jackmason4320 The Palestinian people havent always lived there. When Greeks, Egyptians, Secludes, Assyrians,Macedonians, Babylonians, Persians, Byzantines, Romans all came to that land they all documented and saw Jews and Samaritan Israelites. Arabs first came to that land during the Byzantine occupation of Judea where their allly the Ghassinids who were a vassal state came into that land and waged war against the Indigenous Jews and the Samaritan Israelites and completely massacered them and changed the population statistics. Jews were forced out of their home for 2 thousand years and persecuted and now have returned back . There is no difference between a Palestinian, Syrian, Lebanese and Jordanian or north Egyptian Arab. The Arabs have 26 countries and the Jews have one in their ancestral home of Judea the land of Israel.

@Ahreman_egy

Ай бұрын

@@kavkazip this propaganda argument only goal is to justify ethnically cleanse and expell Palestinians in favor of the supremacist Israeli state right? because in no way you keep parroting it for a good reason

عليه من الله ما يستحق...

@nelmasryn

Ай бұрын

وانت كمان ! اتق الله واستقم.

Not like sisi 😑

اسمعوا الانجليزي، وكل الرؤساء لازم يتكلموا بنفس المستوي علي الأقل .تفرق كتير لما تكلم عدوك بنفس اللغه بتاعته.

I am egyptian , and I think Nasser waste all our resources for nothing

@aiman5378

Ай бұрын

I agree ❤

@Typing1234

Ай бұрын

When you evaluate his performance as a president you will find advantages and disadvantages, but the problem about him that he was taking huge steps in changing complicated political status and the results that comes after these steps can destroy all your efforts and advantages

@freedomsociety9890

Ай бұрын

​@@Typing1234he was just lair and hypocrite

@canewlife

Ай бұрын

Exactly, made us poor for people who hate us!

@mtx4712

Ай бұрын

You are nothing

Nasser was a meathead.

@user-ok4wm7qv8q

13 күн бұрын

Indeed... sometimes... but from your point of view, he is better than Al-Sisi?🤔🤔

he was lieder for all Arab

@fattyelfolyii2368

Ай бұрын

LEADER

عليك من الله ما تستحق

أول من بلح

Well when you get your sorry ass kicked in war ,you lose territory. Keep up the good work!

A dictator like abdo.

@hopeman7717

Ай бұрын

فرق شاسع بين شخصية السيسي و شخصية عبدالناصر ممكن تشوفهم ديكتاتوريين زي بعض لكن الاتنين مختلفين فشخ

The One Man Show regime founder in the Arab World

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

راينا ديمقراطية التي دمرت عراق و أفغانستان و صومال و ليبيا يكفي كذب

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

@@user-no6qe4xj4g ديمقراطية إيه إلي كانت في دول ؟ هو أي كلام بيتقال و خلاص ؟؟

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

He was the Godfather of the Arabian and Islamic world and the Godfather of of the liberated countries

@moesmat

Ай бұрын

@@user-no6qe4xj4g مش عارف ليه افتكرت الممثل صامويل ال جاكسون في فيلم ديجانجو لما بكى لما مات سيده اول ماشفت تعليقك

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

آسيادكم هم الانكليز و أمريكا

lemonda

Alot of innocent Muslim blood on this mans hands

No one served Israel better than him. Because of him they have Golan , Jerusalem, West Bank , Gaza and Sinai

@Nobody-yt9gz

Ай бұрын

Served Israel ? lol stop being a NAIVE U don't know what did he do and who did he bring to them Because he brought Sadat who made the most strongest policy in the world that Phucked Israel in war and permanent peace Stop wining like a loser

@Mo11824

Ай бұрын

Nasser was responsible for the loss of the Sinai and Gaza Strip (which Israel withdrew from in 1982 and 2005 on consecutive), but he wasn't responsible for the loss of the West Bank (including Eastern Jerusalem) and the Golan Heights.

@adelmansour6878

Ай бұрын

No he is responsible through his pressure and lies to King Hussein to enter into war

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

من خدم إسرائيل هم احبابك بريطانيا و أمريكا و فرنسا فلا تبرر لهم

@adelmansour6878

Ай бұрын

@@user-no6qe4xj4g just stating the facts established by many historians. No more no less. Nasser’s history has to be revisited

Such a coward 😠

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

جمال عبد الناصر هو اسد شجاع لان الجبان من يعمل كلب عند بريطانيا و أمريكا و فرنسا لتدمير اهله امثالكم

الراجل اللي خرب البلد ودمرها وليس لها قيام

أجمل مسدس صوت 😂

@user-bc1fi3tt8j

Ай бұрын

ليش لقبوة مسدس صوت

@sharifsalama

Ай бұрын

مجرد صوت . يخدعك انه حيهجم و يقتل و يصيب و يعدل و يهيمن لكنه فقط مسدس صوت فشنك يعني تعرف يعني ايه فشنك​@@user-bc1fi3tt8j

It was discovered too late - unfortunately - that Abdel Nasser was Jewish, and this explains many of his decisions and actions.

who the eff is he?

@malak2942

Ай бұрын

The 2nd egyptian president after our independence from britian

@hmishin843

Ай бұрын

Ask your ma, she knows!

@EdWeibe

Ай бұрын

@@hmishin843 she dead.

@akeelsh8418

Ай бұрын

@@hmishin843 I disagree,,, Nasir would not Fvck his ma because she is so filthy lol

@kookie3923

Ай бұрын

Get lost you know nothing he is the best Egyptian president

Nasser was a Yemni Jew pretending to be a Muslim, he was raised in Jew neighborhood in Cairo, his neighbor at the same building was Mose Dian who became a defense minister for Israel later, there is a photo of him shaking the hand of the current president of Egypt Al CiCI who was a little kid then wearing Egupt army clothes, the Current president ‘s mother is a Morrocan Jew , it is very crazy the Egyptians let the West plant these guys reach to the government in a Muslim country

@hussiennawar8073

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you are so so funny 😂😂😂😂😂

@backfire4468

Ай бұрын

@@hussiennawar8073 why? you can google where did Nasser live in Cairo? his neighbor at the building his photo shaking thr curtrent president of Egypt cici, the photo of the parents of the urrent president of Egypt (dad and his Moroccan Jewish mother) or his mother family in Morocco. you can find alot of data in the Egyptian and Morrocan media

@user-mm3cs1kt5r

Ай бұрын

Source: trust me, bro.

@Ahreman_egy

Ай бұрын

everyone is jewish except u i guess

@Kwame-yw9kz

Ай бұрын

Just because someone has Jewish or Muslim neighbors doesn't mean they're Jewish or Muslim themselves. ❤ comments.

He's the definition of "defeat" .

He added the fuckin word "arab" to Egypt

@monothefuckingmonkey

Ай бұрын

Sadat did that

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

لماذا لم تصبح تركيا أو ايران و باكستان و إندونيسيا عربية مع انهم مسلمين الاغلبية في مصر من فرضوا هذا و ليس أحفاد يونان

@monothefuckingmonkey

Ай бұрын

@@user-no6qe4xj4g because they didn’t adopt the Arabic language as their native tongue

@user-ub8gx5fv7j

Ай бұрын

@@user-no6qe4xj4g يا حفيد جوارى سوق عقاظ يا ابن الرايات الحمرا يا ساكن الخيمة يا شارب بول البعير، انا معرفش ليه لم تصبح تركيا او ايران او باكستان ماا كىىىمهم انا مالى و بعدين الاتراك دول عنصريين عليك و ايران شيعة، دلوقتى بقيت تحسب الشيعة ضمن المسلمين يا آكل الجراد؟؟😂 و لا يكىىىمك الاغلبية فى مصر مفرضوش كدا ولا حاجة مش عشان مصر ارقى شعب سياسيا فى المنطقة بقينا جامدين اوى، لأ هى مكنتش ديموقراطية كدا ولا نيلة و لكن المصرى احسن من غيره، هى دى الفكرة و عبدالناصر مكنش بيعمل القومية العربية حبا فى صعاليك الصحراء البدو و لكن هو كلن بيكمل دور مصر فى السيطرة على المنطقة و كان قاعد يبعت بعثات معلمين تخليك بنى ادم و تعلمك بدل منتا جاهل على حسابه

@MahmoudMohamed-me8fv

Ай бұрын

Why does the word (arab) bothers you this much , all Egyptians speak arabic anyways since a long time , and Egyptians and arabs had Their lineages fused together across history because they married alot from each other , and honestly Arabic is a beautiful language the ability to speak it easily since childhood is an honor and a beautiful thing

Horrible person who destroyed our wealth and culture

استلم مصر دوله عظمي تضم مصر والسودان ومن اجل الزعامه حدث كل شيء وسلمها بدون السودان العظيم وبدون سيناء الحبيبه

@hopeman7717

Ай бұрын

نسيت غزة غزة كانت تحت السيطرة المصرية

@waleedwishahi8729

Ай бұрын

كلامك متناقض لو واحد ديكتاتور مش حيتنازل عن تكبير روعة نفوذه و لكنه كأنسان حر رفض إن يغصب شعب على إن يكون تحت أمره فاختار السودانيين الانفصال في استفتاء شعبي و قبل عبد الناصر باراده الشعب السوداني. واضح إنك تفضل إن تكون مصر دولة محتلة للدول الاخرى.

@user-wi6le1lk7u

Ай бұрын

@@waleedwishahi8729 لم يهتم بالسودان وكان ممكن ياخد.و حكم كامل مع وحده تتيح العمل والنتفال والزراعه كانت تححق امان لمصر والسودان وكذلك سوريا لولا باصديقي البحث عن الزعامه لكانت مصر واخوتها في مكان عظيم شكرا

This man wasted every chance for Egypt modernization and destroyed the democratic institutions that were factual in the 1940s and kick-started the military dictatorship that rules Egypt till now

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

ايام ملكية دايمقراطية كما تريد بريطانيا و ليس شعب مصري هههه (لم تسمع بقصة تعيين نحاس باشا ) ايام ملكية ٩٩%شعب مصر كان فقير إلى درجة لا ملكون أحذية ههه و ملك مصر كان دمية بيد بريطانيا

Source of evil

الزعيم الكاذب

@user-no6qe4xj4g

Ай бұрын

بنسبة لك الخيانة و العمالة مع بريطانيا و أمريكا و فرنسا هو صدق

@sherifahmed2055

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أنت الكاذب

@Live-jk1pn

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@@user-no6qe4xj4g عبد الله النفيسي يسلم عليكم😂

@user-no6qe4xj4g

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و الانكليز الذين انشئوا إسرائيل يسلموا على عليهم عبدالله نفيسي

ارخص رئيس في تاريخ يعني كان معترف بسيادتهم وكان معترف بوجودهم وان ليهم حق وكمان عايز يتفاوض معاهم وهما مش راضيين وقال ايه زعيم طبا عميل الانجليز

This guy with his foolishness put the country into jeopardy that's Egypt is suffering from till now.

@Nobody-yt9gz

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That is not true and stop listening to the Egyptian losers who r telling u that

@amirafshar2580

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Exactly he removed 3000 years of Egypt kingdom and made Egypt a military state nice to see people are becoming educated on history.

@user-no6qe4xj4g

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لا تلقي باخطاء حلفاء أمريكا من رؤساء مصر أنور السادات و حسني مبارك على حليف الاتحاد السوفيتي جمال عبد الناصر

@patrickbledon1350

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@@user-no6qe4xj4g Anwar has nothing to do with it. He was a patient wolf with little to no powers and overshadowed by his friends. To a certain extent, Gamal wanted good for Egypt, I can confidently say that. But all his plans back fired mainly because of his poor political experience and nepotism. He and Amer were leading catastrophically Egypt like if it was an association of dairy products and Amer was given command of the army and never commanded a battalion and had enough or equal powers like Gamal. Animals with two heads, do not live.