Egyptian Artists Protest the War in Lebanon, Sing about Slaughtering Israelis and Americans and Call upon Nasrallah to Attack Haifa and Tel Aviv

Following are excerpts from an Eygptian song of protest, which aired on Al-Jazeera TV on August 4, 2006:

Singer: Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, oh Lebanon.

Fill their eyes with shock and awe, slaughter them right, left, and center.

Fill their eyes with shock and awe, slaughter them right, left, and center -

Israel and the Americans.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Crowd: Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Singer: Attack Haifa and Tel Aviv, dear Nasrallah.

Crowd: Attack Haifa and Tel Aviv, dear Nasrallah.

Singer: Attack Haifa and Tel Aviv, dear Nasrallah.

Crowd: Attack Haifa and Tel Aviv, dear Nasrallah.

Singer: Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

Resist, resist, resist, resist, oh Lebanon.

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Singer: If the martyrs of Palestine are terrorists, if Hizbullah are terrorists,

if the martyrs of Palestine are terrorists, if Hizbullah are terrorists,

if any resistance is terrorism,

I scream at the top of my lungs, I scream at the top of my lungs:

I'm a terrorist. I'm a terrorist.

Singer, together with crowd: If the martyrs of Palestine are terrorists, if Hizbullah are terrorists,

if the martyrs of Palestine are terrorists, if Hizbullah are terrorists,

if any resistance is terrorism,

I scream at the top of my lungs, I scream at the top of my lungs:

I'm a terrorist. I'm a terrorist.