Here is one of the great achievements of Farouk Hosni, Mubarak’s Culture Minister who has kissed every Zionist and Western ass he found in his way to get this UNESCO seat…
In April 2008, in Hadayeq el Qobba I stumbled upon this synagogue which was turned into a public affairs office, NDP office, a nursery and a small mosque.
Taking photos is strictly prohibited. But I managed to snap some shots while claiming that I am studying architecture and interested in the building style.
This is apparently the most looked after synagogue in Egypt. Thanks to Farouk Hosni. Probably the next president of the UNESCO.
See pix and read Moftasa’s original posting…
Come on, how more cheesy can one get…?!! Sarkozy has decided to revive a proud tradition of French colonialism: We are bringing you culture on the back of our cannons…
The Center for Socialist Studies is screening the documentary: “Hekayat Kol Youm (Daily Stories)”, tomorrow Monday, 4 May, at 7pm.
The film investigates the abuses faced by Egyptian women workers in the factories, with testimonies from Mahalla, Suez, Damanhour and Alexandria… detailing the experience of the rural to urban migration and social problems accompanying such transition. The film is directed by Kareem Hefni.
The Center is located at 7 Mourad Street, Giza.
مركز الدراسات الاشتراكية
يدعوكم لحضور عرض الفيلم التسجيلي
حكايات كل يوم
شهادات لعاملات من المحلة والسويس ودمنهور والاسكندرية
يلقى الفيلم الضوء على خبرات عاملات من مواقع عماليه متنوعة
ويكشف كيف تتعرض النساء لانتهاكات داخل العمل لأنهن نساء
ويحكي خبرة المرأة فى الانتقال من الريف إلى المدينة والمشاكل الاجتماعية التي تواجهها نتيجة لذلك
الفيلم من إخراج: كريم حنفى
يناقش الفيلم : منى عزت
ميعاد العرض: الاثنين 4 مايو فى تمام الساعة السابعة بالمركز
عنوان المركز: 7 – شارع مراد – ميدان الجيزة
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