Digger

Silence prevailed between the two men, and "Abdel Nasser" returned to the hadith, and his eyes got off: "The whole world must know that - despite the defeat - we reject humiliation ... notThe Israelis, but "Amin", the whole world must know this, and this is important for us in this stage ... All I can say is that the dignity of the country is in your hands.The foregoing was not a dramatic dialogue in a novel, but it was a dialogue between Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser and the head of his intelligence agency Amin Huwaidi, and they discussed ways to confrontIsrael declared exploration of oil in the Suez Canal after its occupation of Sinai in the wake of the defeat of June 1967 ... a year -long plan and nights to implement Egyptian intelligence one of its series of operations to protect this country and its dignity; By bombing the digger before arriving in the Red Sea while stopping in Abidjan on Ivory Coast, despite all the caution and confidentiality that Israel imposed on the operation. Events formulated by the late writer "Saleh Morsi" carefully and accurately to bear witness to a conflict that has not and will not end with the enemy.