Lieutenant General Nabil Abu Al-Naga on his mother’s words after 1967 defeat

The article features a testimonial from Major General Nabil Abul-Naga, one of the heroes of the October War, during which he spoke about the impact of the 1967 setback on the Egyptian people. He explained that the defeat was a major shock and emphasized that the Egyptian people could not accept their land being occupied. He praised how this was rooted in the national spirit instilled in them by Leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. He pointed out that the effects of the defeat were evident even in daily life and shared a touching moment with his mother, who refused to see him after the setback, expressing that this reflected the Egyptian people's refusal to accept defeat. He added that the defeat resulted from collective mistakes within the Egyptian system, not the responsibility of a single individual, and noted that accumulated Israeli experiences were a key factor in Israel's superiority during the war.

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