Egyptian War Veteran Shows off IDF Uniform Taken as Souvenir from Israeli Soldier Killed in 1973 War

Egyptian-Based
Published on Feb 9, 2021
On October 6, 2020, Sada Al-Balad TV (Egypt) aired a show about the 1973 war with Israel. Former Egyptian soldier Ahmad Ibarahim Al-Badri said that the Egyptian soldiers had killed many Israeli soldiers, and that he personally had been ready to tear into the Israeli enemy with his teeth. He said that killing the Israeli soldier was revenge for what Israel had done to Egypt in 1967 and he described how he would stab dead Israeli soldiers with his bayonet. Mustafa Muhammad, another Egyptian who had fought in the Yom Kippur War, pulled out a pair of blood-stained Israeli military fatigue pants to â€œshow off.â€ He said that he had found the pants in a destroyed vehicle with seven dead Israeli soldiers in it, and he joked about how he had once worn the pants on a vacation.

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