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Port Said Fighter Reflects on His Fight and Victory
This is the story of the Pioneering Fighter from Port Said, Mohamed Awad "Reda," and his heroic role in resisting occupation from a young age. It begins with his resistance against the British occupation in 1956, continues with his confrontation during the Tripartite Aggression, and details his imprisonment for eight months in Israeli prisons during the 1967 setback. During that time, he set fire to the Israeli flag inside Atlit Prison and participated in the uprising within the prison. He also took part in preparing for the October War. Awad endured harshness and torture in Israeli detention, but successfully was released after a prisoner exchange. He contributed to the preparations for the war, expressing immense pride in the victory—one he helped prepare through his resistance and his enduring role in the struggle from a young age.
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