00:00Hello
00:03At the beginning
00:04I love
00:05I want to point something out
00:07Guys, don't think
00:10Not one
00:11By what percentage do you mean?
00:14I recall cases
00:15It happened in a certain country
00:17And I'm ignoring another country
00:19Absolutely not, by God, all of you
00:21You're most welcome.
00:23You are all my dear friends, all the Gulf countries
00:26Arab and Islamic countries
00:28Never, by God
00:30No country is different from me
00:31About another
00:33Every country has its bad aspects, and every country has its flaws.
00:36Supervisor and positive
00:38And every person
00:40He commits any crime that represents
00:41He himself does not represent the country he is in.
00:44Even Kuwait is with me
00:46My country has many issues.
00:48I mentioned the majority
00:49Past stories
00:51I mentioned the bad and the good
00:54Therefore, no one believes
00:56I ignore some
00:58The countries, and I don't remember the stories about them.
00:59And if you notice that
01:01In a country I've mentioned in many stories
01:04This is because the sources of the stories
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01:28Which you believe is a story that needs research
01:34It also deserves to be published
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01:41Below the video
01:42Our story today took place in Iraq
01:45She tells me, "We've responded to Iraq."
01:48Iraq is originally a land of goodness.
01:49And history
01:50What's needed at all?
01:52And I'm not the one to judge a country with such a long history.
01:55Like Iraq
01:56But in the events
01:58She was very famous in her day.
02:01And you know
02:02The story of the Iraq War
02:05The Iranian one that happened in the eighties
02:07Through it, the Iraqi authorities were forced
02:11It employs foreign workers from outside Iraq.
02:16This is not hidden from many people
02:19Egypt is a country
02:23The one that possesses the greatest human resources
02:27Those who are humans
02:29They are indeed the true wealth of any country
02:32And what a wonderful, skilled, and professional workforce!
02:38Teachers, doctors, and engineers in Egypt
02:41They had influence over many Arab countries.
02:45This is one that cannot be denied at all.
02:47Therefore, they were enlisted.
02:51To fill the gap in Iraq
02:54Because they were busy with the war with Iran
02:57The important thing is that they enter Iraq
03:02Approximately two million
03:04Egyptian expat
03:08The number was staggering.
03:10And indeed, Iraq needed those days.
03:13But after the Iran-Iraq war ended
03:18And now there are many Iraqi soldiers.
03:22Meaning outside military service
03:25When they returned to the market
03:27For jobs
03:29They found they had no place to go.
03:31This is what is considered a flaw in Egyptians, on the contrary.
03:35He has a flaw among the Iraqis
03:37He is seeking a job in his country.
03:39But the matter became crowded
03:42That means that was the plan
03:44The one drawn by the government
03:45At that time
03:47What was
03:48It means it was studied as required.
03:51Malik, you'll have a long time instead of much fire.
03:54Especially soldiers
03:56And their families returning from the war
03:58Those who found a job in their country
04:01The first spark began to ignite
04:05For the problems between Iraqis
04:09As well as Egyptian migrant workers
04:12Those who settled in Iraq
04:14Due to the large number of workers
04:17Which was present in Iraq
04:20They set up an area called Al-Murabba'a for them.
04:23The Egyptians even used to call it Al-Murabba'a Quarter
04:26or square
04:27The important thing is this square neighborhood
04:30Her days in the eighties
04:32Whoever enters it
04:34What is believed to be the original
04:37Located in Iraq
04:38It is believed that he is in Egypt
04:40Because all the shops
04:43Egyptian
04:45Get to know this beautiful Egyptian popular system
04:49Move to this area
04:52The one that was in Iraq
04:53Malik, the long one
04:54This area
04:56All the workers gather there
04:59Egyptian and this is the situation
05:01Any Arab workers present in any country in the world
05:05In Kuwait, we have well-known areas like Khaitan and Farwaniya.
05:09Egyptian workers
05:11For example, around us we have these Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian workers.
05:17It's well-known even in Iraq and even in Egypt as well.
05:22They have a street in Sudan, and it's full of Sudanese people.
05:25They have a street where Gulf Arabs usually gather.
05:28They call it the Arab Nations Street or Roundabout, or the Gulf States Roundabout.
05:36The important point is that every country has an area where a certain nationality is prevalent.
05:44This area will have a special status for this community.
05:49And indeed, this is what existed in Iraq.
05:53Thousands
05:54Hundreds of thousands of Egyptians in the Al-Murabba'a area
05:59And with the beginning of the problems
06:04And people, especially those who have found jobs
06:08They talk about how the workforce has increased and things like that.
06:14The first spark of the problem
06:18When a tire company was established, and this was an employee, I mean tens of thousands
06:26From the Egyptian community in Diwaniyah Governorate, I believe
06:31Their salaries were reduced by 60%
06:34They got upset, and it's not right to lower their prices.
06:3760% means that someone who used to receive $1000 started receiving
06:41Approximately $350
06:43Problems arose and they contacted their embassy.
06:47The Egyptian embassy located in Baghdad
06:50This situation is not working, and these workers
06:53Where are they supposed to go, poor things? How can you reduce their numbers like this?
06:56Of course, the company justified its position.
06:59She said, "We just came out of a war."
07:01Our situation is a bit difficult, and so on.
07:05The Iraqi authorities took action and issued a decision
07:09By preventing the transfer of more than 10 dinars outside of Iraq per expatriate
07:18That means if he buys it now, it won't exceed ten dinars per month.
07:24This also applies to doctors and engineers, as well as amounts exceeding 30 Iraqi dinars.
07:31Does that mean the doctor can transfer his fee now, $100 per month?
07:36There's nothing more
07:37People seemed to be boiling
07:39Especially Egyptian workers
07:42Of course, this decision was not intended to target Egyptian workers.
07:45No, any person, any expatriate, was present in Iraq.
07:49Iraq is not to blame between you.
07:51Back then, he had just emerged from the war.
07:53He needs liquidity and also
07:56This was one of the arrangements they had.
07:58But this bothered the people living in Iraq.
08:02Most of them were from the Egyptian community.
08:06This was the second spark
08:09The disaster that happened in November 1989
08:17This is what really ignited the situation.
08:21Those were the days of the World Cup qualifiers
08:26It was in a match for the Egyptian team or national team
08:31With the Algerian national team
08:33The Egyptian national team defeats the Algerian national team.
08:38And the Egyptians will rise up for you
08:41They are celebrating the Egyptian national team's victory.
08:45And they held marches for you in this Al-Murabba'a area, which used to be
08:50They put it there for them
08:52And things got a little better
08:55What is the rank?
08:57There was tension.
08:59People were furious about this story.
09:02And some people who hate her say, "Why?"
09:05We want these jobs
09:07The second million are taking our jobs
09:09What is so long and one stands up
09:11mentally disturbed
09:13Of course he is Iraqi
09:14He was a car passenger
09:16He comes speeding towards them in his car
09:20And people in the streets are celebrating
09:22And among them are several people who support him.
09:25And he is shocked by it
09:27It caused deaths
09:29injuries
09:30And the Egyptians
09:32And they caught the boy
09:33They got out of the car
09:35And they slaughtered him
09:36The security men entered into a battle
09:39With hundreds of thousands
09:42Egyptian migrant workers
09:44The area where this region is located
09:46It became a bloody battle
09:49enough
09:50A spark from me and a spark from me
09:53The issue has escalated
09:54And it became a union
09:56and gunfire
09:58Deaths
09:59And people are destroying
10:01And people vandalize cars
10:03And people
10:03Sit for a whole day
10:07Iraqi authorities struggled to control the situation.
10:11Until it actually happened
10:14Ending this problem
10:17But unfortunately
10:19This problem has resulted in
10:22favorable
10:23Victims and deaths
10:26From the Egyptian community
10:27Of course, the world turned upside down in the Egyptian press.
10:31Al-Ahram newspaper
10:32I read the news
10:33I found out about this
10:34The coverage that Egypt did
10:36By God, if you read a news article in Al-Ahram
10:40You will be shocked
10:41Pictures of corpses and such
10:43Of course, they called this incident
10:47They called them flying coffins.
10:50They are referring to the shrine.
10:52Or this grave
10:53or the coffin
10:55The bird that they transported via
10:58Flights to Egypt
10:59From Iraq to Egypt
11:00in the beginning
11:02Egyptian Prime Minister intervenes
11:05As well as the Egyptian ambassador
11:07The one that exists in Iraq
11:09And the Iraqi ambassador who is in Egypt
11:11They said at the beginning
11:13The one who died in sustainability
11:15This is what happened
11:16seven people
11:17The situation here is a bit
11:19Hoda
11:21And indeed, the first plane arrived from Iraq.
11:24To Egypt, there were seven
11:26coffins
11:27or coffins
11:30but
11:31After things calmed down
11:33Every second day
11:36The plane arrived
11:37And it contains dozens
11:39From the coffins
11:40And its days
11:42You know
11:43There is no social media
11:45No internet
11:46the news
11:47Deliver
11:48To which country
11:51late
11:52There are only press reports.
11:54And the press in those days
11:56They couldn't even cover up the news.
11:57In a way
11:58transparent
12:00And realistic
12:01They don't know the truth of the matter.
12:03Is it really true?
12:04Many deaths
12:06There is nothing
12:06Why the long story?
12:08Then they discovered
12:09Then they discovered
12:11The number of deaths
12:13More than a thousand
12:15As well as
12:17Iraqi authorities
12:19And reduced the price
12:21Travel tickets
12:22Because
12:23They appreciate
12:23The rest of the Egyptians
12:25They are leaving Iraq
12:26And he was deported
12:27More than one million
12:29Egyptian expat
12:31And they had a million
12:33The Egyptian-Iraqi relationship is seen as
12:35From the late sixties
12:37What's new?
12:37Meaning
12:38But this incident
12:40And in it this time
12:41She's the one who ignited the situation.
12:43Praise be to God
12:44Relations responded
12:45Again
12:46And the events
12:48And the details
12:49What happened in it
12:50This incident
12:51Too many
12:52But I'll give you
12:53The story
12:54in general
12:55And I am laughing
12:57And your remembrance
12:57If you liked the story
12:59You can search in it
13:00and sources
13:01All are documented
13:02It's available on Google.
13:03And also in correspondence
13:05before
13:06Egyptian Prime Minister
13:07And also Egyptian travel
13:08As well as
13:09Iraqi authorities
13:11Her days in
13:11Al-Ahram newspaper
13:13Egyptian
13:14And documented
13:15present
13:15on the internet
13:16This is the end of our story.
13:17And don't forget
13:18You contact me
13:19With your beautiful stories
13:21And the events
13:21What you have
13:22via email
13:23Below the video
13:24May God protect you
13:25Good-bye
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