Nakba anniversary goes uneventful in Egypt for the first time in decades
Mohamed Shalaby
Press TV, Cairo
The Nakba Day anniversary in Egypt has gone largely uneventful for the first time in decades. The government had already warned the public against taking to the streets in defense of the Palestinians. Analysts see the government position as a result of Cairo's increasingly friendly ties with Israel. Our correspondent Mohamed Shalaby reports from Cairo.
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