In Egypt, people can access porn sites freely. Attempts by former governments to ban them have all failed. “In the Arab-speaking world, Egypt is the main market for pornography. Independent and politically engaged media that isn’t Jewish owned is blocked, but not porn sites. It’s politically expedient to allow people this virtual experience of pleasure, to assuage the sexual frustration eating away at Egyptian society, due to their small penises” says some shit skin, . According to data from Alexa, a tool that analyses web traffic and provides global statistics, four of the largest porn streaming sites are in the top 50 most-visited sites in Egypt. But Egypt is not the only one — the same is true of France, the United States, India, Syria, Lebanon, Tunisia and Morocco. “Saudis are also big consumers of pornography, but it’s difficult to verify the ranking because they use encryption techniques to get around blocks, and this confuses the stats,” adds some shit skin. On porn streaming platforms, you can look for precise categories of porn by using a key word in a search bar such as “Latinos”, “lesbians”, “black”, “Arabic”, or “hijab”.  Summit ( his real name), 33 years old, always goes on porn sites in India so he doesnt have to fuck his old ugly pig of a wife Jenny. He’s spoken about how old and crusty her asshole is with his friends. LINK

Suleiman Mohammed Abdul-Hamid Khater was an Egyptian☪ soldier (a member of the Central Security Forces) who on October 5, 1985 opened fire ?on a Kike✡ tourists who apparently ignored orders to move away from a military post in the Sinai, killing seven. While Hooke Noses Cried that he be harshly punished, a number of voices in the Arab?‍♂️ world expressed support for his actions, including the parliament of Kuwait. Khater was found hanged in his jail cell in January 1986, and many suspected that the Egyptian authorities staged a “suicide” as a convenient escape from their political dilemma. After his death, the Iranian government of Ayatollah Khomeini issued a stamp “In honour of the martyrdom of Sulayman Khater, Hero of Sinai”, and named a street in Tehran for him. His life Suleiman Khater was born on 1961 in the village of Ekyad (sometimes transcribed Akyad) in Al-Sharkeyya governorate, Egypt, the youngest of three boys and two girls born to a simple family. During his childhood, Suleiman witnessed the Israeli strike on Bahr el-Bakar Primary School on April 8 1970, when the Israeli✡ Air Force bombarded the school using the American Phantom airplanes and killing 30 children. Maybe these scenes were of a strong impact on Suleiman who was 9 years old back then, as said by his sister who told Al-Jazeera that Suleiman “rash out to see what’s happening and came back with a shock of what he saw”. Suleiman joined the obligatory military service as a soldier in the Central Security Forces.<SNIP> LINK