🇩🇿 🇫🇷 The Algerian Revolutionary, Larbi Ben Mhidi | Al Jazeera World

Filmmaker: Odai Alslaiti
In 1962, Algeria proclaimed independence from France following eight years of war and over a century of colonial rule. Unlike the neighbouring protectorates of Tunisia or Morocco, Algeria was considered inalienable French territory, an extension of the mainland.
By the mid-20th century, over a million European settlers had the privileges of French citizenship in Algeria, while the Arab Muslim majority enjoyed few benefits from the French presence.
Larbi Ben Mhidi was a prominent revolutionary leader during the War of Independence. One of the six founding members of the National Liberation Front (FLN), Ben Mhidi expressed his desire to end the occupation through his writing, a stage production and ultimately military action - and bringing it to the wider world.
"Larbi said the moment of truth had arrived and that they had to take action," recalls war veteran Abdelkader Lamoudi. So at midnight on November 1, 1954, the FLN declared an all-out war against the French.
Its armed wing, the Algerian National Army (ALN) had very few troops. But through underground networks and strategically targeted guerilla operations against French military installations and economic interests, Ben Mhidi helped rally support across the country, demanding a free Algeria.
"Throw the revolution into the street", he famously declared, "and the people will embrace it."
Throw the revolution into the street, and the people will embrace it.
Larbi Ben Mhidi, Algerian revolutionary fighter
By 1956, Ben Mhidi had been made revolutionary commander in the capital, Algiers. He declared: "For each FLN soldier guillotined, a hundred Frenchmen will be cut down" - and began the Battle of Algiers.
Based in the old city, the Casbah, Ben Mhidi continued successfully to evade the French and oversee an urban bombing campaign - until he was tracked down to an apartment in the European quarter on February 23, 1957, by a unit led by the Commander of the Third Colonial Parachute Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Marcel Bigeard.
According to journalist Montasser Oubetroune, when he was arrested, "his facial expression showed a determination that no one could destroy." He lectured his captors with "a lesson in military ethics and international laws", presenting himself as a military leader of the Algerian state.
Ben Mhidi was questioned by Bigeard for two weeks - but his refusal to crack under pressure earned him the respect of his interrogators. He was then handed over to Major Paul Aussaresses who took him to an isolated location outside Algiers where he was tortured and executed on the night of March 3, 1957.
At the time, the French claimed Ben Mhidi's death was suicide - but Aussaresses (by then a retired general) revealed the true story of his death several decades later. In an interview with Le Monde in December 2000, Aussaresse said he'd acted with the tacit approval of the French government. The following year he expanded on his account in his book, "Special Services: Algeria 1955-57."
The book detailed his death squad's beating of prisoners, use of electric shock on the genitals and waterboarding. He said he usually executed a prisoner whether they talked or not, often doing the job himself. He recalled rounding up 1,500 unarmed prisoners, almost all of them Muslims, then selecting "the die-hards" and having them shot, covering it up as suicide.
Aussaresses' lack of remorse triggered a furore in both Algeria and France. The then president, Jacques Chirac, said he was "horrified" and "the full truth must come out about these unjustifiable acts," he said. "Nothing can justify them."
Aussaresses was eventually stripped of his rank.
The 1954-1962 War of Independence saw a death toll of 1.5 million Algerians. In the 1950s, the French deployed over half-a-million troops to Algeria - and, with the army left more or less to its own devices, torture and other abuses were common.
On September 13, 2018, French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged France's role in the systematic torture of Algerian detainees and other atrocities during the Algerian War of Independence, as reported by Al Jazeera.
Larbi Ben Mhidi is still revered in Algeria today for his bravery and role in the resistance against French colonial rule, which resulted in independence five years after his murder.
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[@asyafrikza8579]

great hero who deserves to be remembered.... respect from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇩🇿

[@karimdjab7225]

All respect for you ❤️🇩🇿

[@mssoh4669]

His personality, his love for his country and his patience are great. Algeria really has heroes who love their country and died for it 🥰🇩🇿

[@lacviet3575]

Algeria we have a common enemy, France!! Respect from Viet Nam.

[@ouardlebouardleb6234]

Exactly, there is a lot in common between Algeria and Vietnam. There are Algerians who fought in Vietnam and Vietnamese who fought in Algeria. There is an Algeria movie called "The Lotus" about a love story between an Algerian man and Vietnamese woman during the war. One of the famous quotes of Larbi Ben Mhidi" To make of Algiers a second Dien Bien Fu." and that was the battle of Algiers ❤❤ 🇩🇿and Vietnam

[@lacviet3575]

@@ouardlebouardleb6234 awesome information! Respect from. Viet Nam!

[@gamerwar2113]

i am algerian to and i hate france but u cant take france as a enemy cuz that takes it to another level .the french dont even care about it and ur not oppressed (taking someone as enemy means that ur ready for war against it) i say we should care more about the problems in our country like what is happening (the 5th) my school almost got over taken cuz it was stormed by more then 500 ppl from all over oranese schools around my area for sure they had knifes and were throwing rocks the police were scared AND RAN ...

[@carbondioxide5719]

@@gamerwar2113 , where you live in aljeria

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@okba6427]

I'm from Algeria I proud when I see men like Ben mehidi

[@carbondioxide5719]

Assalamu alikum

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@saleemshady1062]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone no

[@ADEL-lo8eb]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone are you dumb? Even if he did, he was in his land, fighting the enemies, why don't you blame France for her crimes against the Algerian people?

[@kadsaidi1665]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone harki detected

[@Nina.ek.eli.]

This gives me hope for the liberation of Palestine 🇵🇸. You are our heroes Algeria 🙏🔥❤️

[@Riririre]

Amine

[@rafimohamed6866]

I'm not Algerian..but may his soul be blessed always.....

[@dsedkad8310]

His smile, even knowing that he is going to his death, will remain alive forever

[@leiladaveau3266]

Des lions qui ont fais trembler l armée française a été torturé et assassiné lâchement en prison

[@hamzazerrouk7207]

"Throw the revolution into the street, and the people will embrace it " memorial sentence which is led the revolution to the success, LAARBI You Are my HERO, peace, and glory to all the martyrs of liberty around the world.

[@abdelrahmanII]

my Algerian brothers🤝 the warriors of the sahara💪 much love from 🇪🇬

[@ali90760]

Really inspiring documentary and huge tribute to the freedom fighter of Algeria . Long live revolution

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@saleemshady1062]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone no

[@الجزائر-خ6ش]

​@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBoneماذا بك ؟ هل لديك عداء شخصي معه ؟

[@MurmilloTV1]

Freedom? They speak Arabic not a Berber language (their ancestors' language). One colonialism lost (French), another colonialism won (Arabic). Strange "anti-colonialism".

[@hibahadjadj508]

​@MurmilloTV1 we choose to speak Arabic we were not forced into it. you have a problem? our dialect isn't even considered arabic as it's a mixture of different languages including amazigh.

[@sattarj.al-hashemi5049]

تحيا الجزائر العروبة والشجاعة والعزة والكرامة والشرف والرجولة والمبدأ ، الف رحمة على روح الشهيد البطل العربي بن مهيدي ، هنا ابن العراق مر من هنا .

[@fintonmainz7845]

Berber

[@imeneimene6513]

BERBER not Arab WTF

[@الجزائر-خ6ش]

العربي بن مهيدي عربي من عرش أولاد دراج

[@elyassaci9458]

Nul commentaire ne saurait être à la hauteur du personnage, un exemple à suivre pour tout Algérien,une encyclopédie de vie et de principes, Allah irahmou.

[@MohamedHaouchine-ij6jv]

@@imeneimene6513 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@souchem7003]

Thank you for this documentary honoring this hero my hero al arbi ben mhidi ❤️😍 proud berber chaouia proud of being Algerian 🇩🇿 🇩🇿 🇩🇿

[@walidbenaicha8749]

Arabs 🇩🇿

[@ibrahimsavran4563]

I am not from Algeria, nor an Arab but I respect him and his comrades highly ✌️.

[@malikam3493]

Thankyou

[@LakhdarBouali-t7b]

C était un grand homme...que Dieux ait son ame

[@leiladaveau3266]

Je pleure lorsque je regarde ces vidéos

[@wahnano]

“Give us your bombers, and you can have our baskets.” {Ben M'Hidi}

[@mssoh4669]

Long live Algeria and may God have mercy on its heroic martyrs 🇩🇿 I love you I love you for Algeria and for the return of the land that was stolen from you

[@narimanrezzak4756]

المجد والخلود لشهدائنا الأبرار تحيا الجزائر وفلسطين 🇩🇿🇵🇸❤️🤲 لن ننسى ولن نسامح ما حيينا . والنصر للاسلام باذن الله🤲

[@westwild75]

العربي بن مهيدي. في جنة الخلد...🎉 ارمي بالثوره في شوارع المدينة يلتقطها الناس الاحرار

[@koussailakhal2326]

🇩🇿Al-Arabi bin Mahidi is the greatest man in history without distributing it

[@zayddz4852]

I get your point but don't say that, that title belongs to Prophet Muhammed SAW.

[@الجزائر-خ6ش]

أعظم رجل هو النبي محمد صلى الله عليه و سلم و لكن يمكنك القول أنه أحد أعظم الرجال في العالم

[@تيا-خ4ن]

لا تدع الحماس يقودك الي أقوال خطيرة على نفسك

[@gg-rs3tw]

He was a warrior and his sister too! Allah bless innocents Martyrs soul!

[@ElomAgagah]

This was very insightful, thank you

[@kalifadjemai8731]

تكتبلي سيرة ذاتية علا عربي بن مهيدي بلاانجليزي

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@AskaniBalochScandinevia]

RIP Great hero of Nation always give lives to revolution with their Blood .

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@abhmd4481]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone ok boomer

[@aj69needshelp91]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone french cavilians Who were occupying his land

[@starlazazi1995]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone what r u serious ..... france killed more than 7 million algerian

[@ياسرياسر-ك6ر7ي]

Algérie is thé best❤

[@MaxMustermann-kn8ng]

French soldiers engaged in genocide, threw people from helicopters. The skulls of the decapitated Algerian leaders demanding freedom were exhibited at the Human Museum of Paris in 1880-81. To this day, Algeria is still waiting for repatriation of the skulls to return, some of whom have been identified. Nicknamed the "country of one and a half million martyrs" Algeria’s Maghreb region has witnessed mass killings. In 1960, the French detonated their first nuclear device in the Algerian desert 1960, which was three to four times more powerful than the one dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima in 1945.

[@meriembekay7637]

Peace be on his soul iam Algerian and I'm so proud of them 💪💪

[@kvri-beats]

Rani hab netzawaj bisonat allah wa rasolih , ta9ebli biya? J'ai 33

[@GilbertBrichon-tz7kn]

Ils ont violer égorger décapiter ebouillanter dépecer des gens vivants. Ce sont des bouchers de sauvages impardonnable.

[@irfanabbass]

The more I learn about France, the more I see they hate our way of life (al Islam). May Allah ta'alaa Protect the Mum'ineen.🕋🖤☝️

[@ouailmelki9128]

الله يرحم الشهداء

[@carbondioxide5719]

A meen . are you from.aljeria

[@alcatrazalcatraz4271]

Carbon dioxide yes

[@gigiout7895]

@@alcatrazalcatraz4271 tfou

[@mahdibrahmi835]

سلام عليكم الله يرحم شهداء تحيا الجزائر ربي يسكنه فسيح جينانه ويرزقه منزلة شهداء

[@mssoh4669]

All segments of society participated in the war, even the weak, women, girls, and children, and they were a source of strength, skill, and cunning in destabilizing the colonizer. It is determination, gentlemen, that makes the impossible possible.

[@mohamedyabarag4519]

What a great man with a great heart. I am sure you are in Jannah, brother.

[@PetitsFoursPatisserie]

skin wasnt just taken off his face, he was practically skinned alive

[@minasmile8852]

Our beloved Hero no words can describe our gratitude to you and to all our martyrs May Allah grant you all the highest place in Janna Alferdaws

[@Moosington_]

🇩🇿🇩🇿❤️ soon 🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@Riririre]

Im proud to have the same blood of this hero….tahya al djazaiar ❤ tahya blade….The love with have for our country is immense

[@freedomchannel631]

Senjata dari Indonesia untuk algeria melawan penjajah

[@MTN1234-]

Legendary algerian….Zidane and Benzema still love him😊

[@takigamer3668]

الجزيرة تخدم فالخدمة تاع القنةات تاعنا الي باه ينشرو التاريخ تاعنا وتاع مجاهدينا قاعدين فالتفاهات respect for al jazeera

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

Let's delve deeper into the debate regarding whether France should apologize for the crimes committed in Algeria and Vietnam during the colonial era. Arguments for Apology: 1. Moral Responsibility: France has a moral obligation to take responsibility for the atrocities committed during its colonial rule in Algeria and Vietnam. Apologizing would acknowledge the suffering of the victims and their descendants, offering a form of recognition and closure. 2. Reconciliation: Apologizing can be a significant step towards reconciliation and healing. It can help mend the historical wounds and improve relations between France and these countries. 3. Setting an Example: By acknowledging and apologizing for past wrongdoings, France can set an example for other former colonial powers to confront their histories and address the legacies of colonization. Arguments against Apology: 1. Practicality: Some argue that issuing a formal apology for events that occurred decades ago may not have a tangible impact on the current situation. Instead, focusing on contemporary issues and initiatives that promote cooperation and development might be more productive. 2. National Pride: Opponents of apology contend that it might be perceived as a sign of weakness or an attack on French national identity. They argue that France should move forward without dwelling excessively on historical grievances. 3. Legal Ramifications: There may be concerns about potential legal implications of issuing an apology, such as liability for reparations or compensation. The fear of opening up legal claims could deter France from apologizing. In conclusion, while there are strong moral arguments for France to apologize for its colonial crimes in Algeria and Vietnam, there are also practical and political considerations to take into account. Ultimately, the decision to apologize should be guided by a sincere commitment to acknowledge past wrongs, promote reconciliation, and move towards a more just and inclusive future.

[@YoussefMehdi-gd5fh]

الله يرحم الشهداء وتحيا الجزائر 🇩🇿

[@sattarj.al-hashemi5049]

تحيا جزائر العروبة ويحيا احفاد العربي بن مهيدي وجميلة بحير وأحمد بن بلة وجميع المناضلين الذين تصدوا للاستعمار الحقير الوسخ الفرنسي ، ان هؤلاء الأبطال سيبقوم في قلوبنا وقلوب كل عربي شريف الى أبد الابدين . هنا ابن العراق مر من هنا .

[@NoOneAndNotYou]

YOU are Arab. Period

[@bilalbelferrag2508]

واش من عروبة انا جزائري شاوي امازيغي لي بغا العروبة يرحل من هنا الى شبه الجزيرة

[@houdanourelhouda2037]

The one who ones my heart 💛

[@dadou7493]

Such a great men and a gereat country😍

[@mssoh4669]

The lesson from this history is that the will of the person or the people always wins, i.e. the right wins. What was taken by force can only be recovered by force. This is what Algerians know and that France does not fulfill its promises.

[@Bah-zg7xz]

Allah y rahmek ya za3em Monsieur MOHAMMED LARBI BEN MHIDI

[@ramsesbelhadj3143]

Magnifique reportage sur le révolutionnaire algerien .

[@mustapha3973]

المجد لشهدائنا الابرار

[@Ben_La_goulette]

في جنة الخلد ...عاش راجل. و مات بطل ... قهرهم ...قهر العدو 🇨🇵الفرنسي ...الى هذا اليوم وهم يريدون الشر بالشعب البريء

[@ucefgigs9989]

larbi ben mhidi is a one of his kind ......

[@AlgerieAlgerie-ct1rn]

Allaah yarhamm achouhada el ferdouus inchaallah ..

[@iman1351]

Vive l'Algérie libre et indépendante 🇩🇿 🇩🇿 🇩🇿 🇩🇿

[@AbbasMlek]

Im algerian girl i am 9 years and i am muslim😢😢😢❤❤❤❤

[@luigi7476]

Les homme 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@redhamebarki6183]

Al Arbi ben mhidi the lion of Algeria

[@mohamedyabarag4519]

French colonialists were the most cruellest and were known for their barbarity.

[@beckyf2845]

Er Japanese and Germans

[@samm8809]

He was one of the 6 founder of the revolution

[@MouhamedTouil-z4v]

BENMHIDI INTELLIGENCE ET SERINITE.GLOIRE ANOS MARTYRS.

[@etakuwannasmek7937]

Sous titres VF please 😣 l'histoire de cet Homme doit être transmise en VF

[@bihimbihi3087]

❤❤❤

[@billhaywood3503]

my father met him in 1944 or 45

[@nothing-mi7bc]

Could you please tell us more about the meeting?

[@billhaywood3503]

@@nothing-mi7bc I do not know too much I know that my father was an MD in the american army who had his legs broken by the french at setif for trying to help wounded Algerians ---I will see what I can find in his papers

[@nothing-mi7bc]

Thanks for your come back 🙏.

[@cracksmoker1506]

​@@billhaywood3503God bless your father is this is true

[@kamelt3574]

No one dares to talk about the great Ben Mhidi without mentioning Abane Ramdane !!!....Al Jazeera did. If either of these two giants of Algerian revolution was still alive, this doc would ve never seen the light.

[@crizish]

Why didn’t Nasser offer more help?

[@foulahlou3244]

Is very coool

[@H82107]

🇲🇦🫶🏽✌🏽

[@warmonger8799]

AFRIQUE 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@monsieurchavez4337]

Allah yarhamou. Allah yarham chouhada. Tahya en djazair. Vive l Algérie

[@ricardo-2019-I]

The algérien need to learn about paul bot🗿

[@soujane6941]

Free Palestine and viva l’Algerie

[@loulitaloulou1789]

🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@islembeddakh]

"I will turn Algiers into another Dien Bien Phu "

[@NACERBOU-vl2pt]

ALI LA POINTE CELUI QUI A LIBÉRER ALGER

[@MouhamedTouil-z4v]

BEN MEHIDI A DONNER UNE LEÇON DE BRAVOURE A LA FRANCE COLONIALE.

[@rachidaboularaf4870]

One Day France will pay à big price for what it did to algerian people

[@billhaywood3503]

ben M'hidi was betrayed

[@TheFinalElite]

Palestine, you are next

[@Johnconno]

God knows what they did to him. 🕳️

[@-yasu8176]

Why we still speak franch 😒

[@malcolmx6044]

You mean french

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@miloudeyasser3586]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone bro you talk to much 😑😑😑

[@saleemshady1062]

@@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone no

[@irumianims]

b* if you don't wanna speak french then don't speak it no one is forcing you to do so

[@user-lb7pt6jb3o]

20:00

[@SuperMarioGabe04]

That lisp tho

[@_yzeen123]

shush

[@الجزائر-خ6ش]

​ @@_yzeen123 what does he mean؟

[@MurmilloTV1]

Here you can see Algerians fighting France but speaking Arabic. Why? Arabic was forced on their ancestors like French was. Algerians were (are?) Berbers! Not French, not Arabs.

[@isambarwal1835]

نعم نحن امازيغ مسلمون لكن نتحدث العربية الحبيبة وهي لغة رسولنا الكريم والقران العظيم

[@capricornegalaxy5393]

ANA kbaili nkoulak hadja sabt djdoudi mouslimin ou akter min hada dem tkhalat nahnou amazigh arabana Islam natkalem tamazight ithamen kheltan donc ya aucune honte l'Algérie c'est 58 provinces diverses cultures Arabes Kabyles chawi Touaregs Chleuh etc c'est notre force d'être multiculturel et notre ciment c'est l'islam. Un Algérien Kabyle de passage.

[@Isupremacy]

oui vrais hna des berbers wa islam dina hadi hiya

[@MohamedHaouchine-ij6jv]

@@Isupremacy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@walidbenaicha8749]

We are arabs and berebers

[@mahdibrahmi835]

كي نسمع سمك خويا لعربي ينقسم قلبي على ليالي الي فوتهم تحت تعزيب راك تشوف فينا مناش قد الأمنة مناش تاع مسؤلية البلاد داها الواد ياراجل سلم لي على رجال وقلهم شعباني هانوه وجوعوه وقتلوه وقلهم بن بلة ذلوه وسجنوه وهتكو عرضو قلهم الهواري دمرنا من كاف عالي جاب ضباط فرنسا داو بلاد شعب رجع رخيص مايلاويش لجوع ولحفى رجع مذلول ينصر باطل وينتقد الحق شعب جاهل كي فرط في دينو اللغة رسمية سمحو فيها ورجع الي يهدر بيها يتسمع متخلف وفرنسيا لغة اجبارية ولغة حضارية رنا رجعت دولة انقلبات دولة عصبات باعو لحق وشراو باطل دستور كل مرة يعدلوه برجليهم قنوانين صالبية راحت خويا لعربي كون ترجع نت ويرجعو الخاوة ومتسقمش ربي يرحمكم نتشرفو بيكم رجال شهداء وتحيا الجزائر

[@naelanoun]

You're a lier, shame on you!!

[@الجزائر-خ6ش]

​@@naelanoun أين الكذب هواري بومدين ضيع البلاد و هتك أعراض المجاهدين و هو ليس حتى ثائرا حقيقيا

[@fouroulou1431]

ould kablia je m'attendais à ton témoignage .tu es pire que les soldats français envers ton pays . tu as fais quoi pour ton pays aprés l independance ??? tu as semé la térreur avec tes amis ben bella ; boumedienne et la suite ....

[@naelanoun]

Lier...shame in you

[@merdhecman2799]

Make me puke

[@abourahimabourahim6032]

بيبليسيتي بايخا بدلها بهدلت اولاد بلادك.....يا.....خخخخخهه

[@kreativekut666]

Rubbish documentary,poorly made ad larbi did nothing except running,waste of time

[@HO-bz7xd]

Where are you from?,

[@houssemboughdir8788]

you are Indian you don't know anything about Algerian martyrs you don't know the arabic language or I would like to give you some documentaries to see who is this man.

[@malcolmx6044]

Were you running with him?

[@-algeroise7847]

Stupid comment from an ignorant who had no respect for the Martyrs. Mahatma Ghandhi would be ashamed by such ignorance...

[@XtreemMetalManRedToTheBone]

He murdered civilians

[@saidmohammad63]

❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍💐💐💐 the hero’s are life for ever

[@MhamedBouazi]

j'aime mon pays même le monde le critique أحبه حتي النخاء مهما كان السبب في عدم وجود خبثاء نكيرين خبز الذي أكله من هذا البلاد والعباد وسرقت ونهبت منه كل الأشياء ولكن الدنيا فانية و كل وحد منا ذئق الموت ولا فرار منها الجزائري علمت رجال أبطال كامل العربي بن مهدي و زيغوت يوسف وزبانة وديدش مرد وكل الشهداء الأبرار الذي ضحوا بنفس والنفيس من أجل الوطن العزيز وبقي الخونة والعملاء من دخل وخرج هذا الوطن الرجال الأبطال ما فعلته فرنسا لن ولم نسميحاهم حتي يوم القيامة الثائر سيكون يوم ما والشعب الجزائري الذي هجرته لجزرها الذي سرقتها من شعوب العالم 12 عشر جزيرة سرقتها فرنسا وهي يوم مازلت فرنسية بلا الغال والفرك صناعة من الجرمان والبلدان الشرقية الجنود بلا الغال إرتكبو هلوكست علي أرضينا وتقتل وتهجرير والنفي مستعمراتها الخبيثة حتي لو فرنسا عوضت المجزر بلتليونات المليارات لن نقبل العفو أو مالها من الحرام مسروق من كل دول إفريقية وملأت أرضي الجزائري ذهبا لن نقبل بها وتطلب العفو لن نسمحها تحيا الشهداء الأبرار وتحيا الجزائرى

[@pimpompum5125]

Even before numidian kingdom Algerians were able to defend their land, no matter wich empire tried they all got kicked out, you can trace them since the neolithic unlike the crying jews that from 3000 years they just had control of the land less than 10 percent of the time. Free Palestine

[@tweektweak3274]

Narrator sounds trans

[@Elkarimia02]

🫡💚❤️🤍🇩🇿☝🏽