No to Camp David, Yes to Arab Security and Unity |
Hundreds of people of different ages and sects rallied to the Suburbs of Beirut to attend a Festival that was organized by different political and national groups. It was set at the Ghobeiry square and held to support the Egyptian revolution against the Husni Mubarak corrupt regime. The Tunisian revolution had its share as well, as there was a salute to the Tunisian people who led the Jasmine revolution also against their corrupt regime.
The people along with the political figures attended the event in solidarity with the Arab Egyptian revolutionary road, which aims at annulling the Camp David treaty; the treaty that betrayed the national cause of the Palestinians and held a conspiracy on the resistance in the interest of the Zionist enemy.
"The sympathy we are witnessing towards the Egyptians doesn't shock us, the revolution of spreading fortunes rather than stealing them (Egyptians) has started."
As for Former Minister Abdulrahim Murad, he said that the oppressors of the Egyptian regime polluted the history of Egypt, noting that the dictators of Egypt through the Camp David treaty turned Egypt from a Leading country to a follower.
He ended by calling out to the Americans, "The challenges between us will never be solved with negotiations nor with betrayals and surrenders but with struggle, Jihad and Resistance." He noted that what is taken by force will be gained by force!
Lamya, a Tunisian woman, was standing there with tears in her eyes, she said: " I'm so proud today because Tunisia my beloved country was the reason behind the revolution in Egypt. The Egyptians were silent for 30 years. They were afraid to utter a word against oppression. Thanks to the Tunisian martyrs who poured their blood to free their land from its devilish president, Egypt gained the strength to stand against the tyranny of its regime."
Meanwhile Ali the 17 year old was shouting out "Husni Mubarak is a Devil" expressed how sad he feels for not being there for the Egyptians.
As for Maya the 24 year old college student, she held the Hizbullah flag and said, "The feeling I have within me reminds me of what I felt the moment the South was liberated in year 2000. I am so sure that the Middle East will witness such a victory very soon! What we are seeing now in Egypt is a scanned picture that was seen in Lebanon during the occupation! For the perseverance and will of our people was the key to freedom."
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah was the last to give a speech, via video link as usual. He announced his support to the Egyptian people adding his total pride towards the Youth in Egypt who are the most powerful participants in the process.
This rally is only one of the rallies taking place in the vast world to declare support to the Egyptian people who have finally decided to declare rejection to oppression and corruption, and demand their rights be fulfilled.
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