Published on YouTube: April 18, 2020
A rich Arab named Yaqoob Murabek is going to help the poor of Peru by building houses for them.
Sorry, my Spanish is not so good that I can translate it.
Published on YouTube: April 18, 2020
A rich Arab named Yaqoob Murabek is going to help the poor of Peru by building houses for them.
Sorry, my Spanish is not so good that I can translate it.
February 4, 2019
Carlos Latuff is a Brazilian political cartoonist of part-Lebanese descent, who has become word famous, especially for his attacks on Israel.
This video has a criticism of Carlos Latuff’s anti-Semitism.
Published on YouTube: October 21, 2018
The video does have an auto translate option under settings, though it is hard to set properly.
This a short intro to the La Cisterna (a suburb of Santiago) Municipal Stadium in Chile. As one notices, the stadium is bedecked with the effects of Palestinian resistance: Palestinian flags, Palestinian colors, a painting of Palestinians in keffiyahs, and a map of Palestine that excludes Israel.
As noted many times, though the Palestinians of Chile are 99% Christian, they have identified with the Palestinian cause in the Mideast, even though that cause has an Islamist flavor.
They seem to have forgotten that their ancestors fled the Holy Land because of Islamic oppression.
But they are a force in sports in Chile – They have a rivalry with the University of Chile. They are a second national team to the Palestinians in the Holy Land. They have even signed up a Muslim player from the Palestinian territories. And, by dint of their fame and devotion, CD Palestino has become a political force as well.
It is a rather strange arrangement. Sports in America tends to be apolitical. Not so in Chile, nor the Mideast.
This is a bit hard to explain to my fellow Americans.
But in Chile, there is a soccer (futbol) team with the name of Palestinian (Palestino). It fans glory in the Palestinian cause.
They announced on Twitter today, that their home stadium (La Cisterna) has installed new seats, which are red, white, and green.
Red, white, and green are the colors of CD Palestino (Palestinian Sport Club), but the colors are derived from the red, white, green, and black which were the colors of the Arab Revolt against the Turks, and which morphed into the Palestinian flag.
? No sé qué piensan ustedes… pero hoy nuestro estadio se ve más hermoso que nunca ?
¡Sí! Porque durante marzo y abril se remodeló la tribuna Andes con 2.350 butacas nuevas ?
? ¡Ahora sí que tenemos muchas más ganas de recibirlos a todos! ? #VamosPalestino ?? pic.twitter.com/5fjywR0xQr
— Club Deportivo Palestino (?) (@CDPalestinoSADP) April 15, 2020
So this soccer team in Chile is celebrating 2,350 new seats which are in three of the four colors of the Palestinian Flag.