King Faisal and Gamal Abdel Nasser: Yemen and the 1967 War

That Saudi Arabia or the House of Saud were the ones who stood up to the Sunni believer, Abdel Nasser.

He is a known believer, because Abdel Nasser was a believer.

The Saudis also feared the attempts to assassinate Abdel Nasser.

A dangerous document from King Faisal to the American President Johnson.

He pushed for the '67 war.

And he said the Egyptian forces will not withdraw from Yemen

unless Israel makes a move

to occupy Gaza

and occupy Sinai

and the West Bank.

The words are clear.

Their demonstrations in Beirut.

Abdel Nasser, Nasser, Nasser!

Nasser who? Abdel Nasser, Nasser who?

Honestly, were you gloating over what happened to Abdel Nasser?

Yes, I was. I was gloating.

I felt gleeful and happy about the fall of Abdel Nasser.

I was happy.

Because King Faisal also wanted to influence the Nasserist society.

He wanted to eliminate everything related to Nasserism.

But some of the people surrounding King Faisal's motorcade at that time...

...started to chant.

And they started, in truth, I mean...

There weren't some of...

maybe, perhaps, going too far with him.

Because the Sudanese crowds began...

...instinctively and in their own way...

...to chant.

Faisal, follow Jamal Abdel Nasser.

Anyone who won't follow Jamal Abdel Nasser is afraid.