Muhammad Munir sends a message to the Palestinian people: “I hate the occupation.”

The Egyptian singer Mohamed Mounir paid a special greeting to the Palestinian people, during his participation in the Ramadan party at the Egyptian Opera House, in the presence of a large number of ministers and political figures.
During the ceremony, which was held yesterday evening, Sunday, at the outdoor theater of the fountain at the Egyptian Opera House, Munir performed the song “Ya Amara”, and saluted the Palestinian people.

Muhammad Munir said: “I hate the occupation and my heart is with the occupied countries, especially Palestine. I do not like to talk about politics, and all my greetings to the children of Palestine … my heart is with them.”

Among the songs presented by the Egyptian singer during the concert, “Oh bride of the Nile – Ghariba – Ya Samra – You are full of longing – Red Lips – I adore the sea” and other songs that the audience interacted with.

Muhammad Mounir saluted the Egyptian army, stressing that strong Egypt will continue to boast of its brave army and soldiers and its noble and honorable people, congratulating the Egyptian people on the onset of the holy month of Ramadan and the anniversary of the liberation of Sinai.