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  • The image depicts a crowd gathered in an urban setting, likely during a protest or demonstration. In the foreground, a man holds a large sign with Arabic text, which translates to "Our demands are not to be ignored." In the background, there is a building displaying the Egyptian flag, suggesting a context related to political or social issues in Egypt. The scene conveys a sense of activism and public expression, with people rallying for their rights or changes in governance. Egypt’s Quest for Itself Peter Harling, Yasser El Shimy · January 2014
  • The image features a wall covered in graffiti and artwork. Prominent elements include the Egyptian flag, the date "25 January 2011," and references to the revolution. Phrases in Arabic and English express themes of hope, such as "Better Future" and "إرادة," meaning "will" or "determination." The background suggests a lively and politically charged atmosphere, symbolizing the spirit of change during the Egyptian revolution. Various colors like red, black, and white are used, enhancing the visual impact of the message. Ideological Warfare in Egypt and the Fight over January 25 Ahmed Kadry · September 2013
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