Forty Hot Summers: Assassinations of Arab Rulers

Arab history in the second half of the twentieth century knew the language of assassinations that affected a number of the rulers of the time is what happened in forty summers and summer between the years (1951: 1992), as for the place of the rulers’ swagger changed from one ruler to another in this work we review the most famous 121 assassinations of Arab rulers in the twentieth century starting with King Abdullah I, founder of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 1951, and attended as a second the assassination of Queen Faisal II, the last Iraqi ruler 1998, only years and confinement Abdul Karim Qasim ... at the end of another novel from “Dar Al-Idha’a” and the return of “Al-Mubarak Al-Khair Al-Rahab” 1963. From Somalia, the novel attended, and during a visit to the city of Al-Asha’anoun to display the incident of Sharma’i assassination at the hands of a policeman using a rifle at close range, which caused his immediate death in 1960 to March 25, 1975, Prince Faisal bin Musaed bin Abdulaziz Al Saud from the ruling family, shot him while he was seeking the Kuwaiti Oil Minister Abdul Muttalib Al-Kazemi in His office in the Royal Court and killed him. From Yemen, I attended the incident and was assassinated in a directorate incident against President Ibrahim al-Hamdi, he and his brother Abdullah al-Hamdi on October 11, 1977, after Al-Alami was killed in his office in the General Command of the Army on June 20, 1987, as a result of a bag explosion. In Lebanon, he was elected President of the Republic after the Taif Agreement on November 5, 1989 at Qlayaat Airport in the North and was assassinated on Independence Day on November 22, 1999, seventeen days after his election. After him came Bishr Gemayel, President of Lebanon, born on November 10, 1947 - September 14, 1982, a Lebanese politician and military man, was elected to the presidency of Lebanon but was killed before taking office. It was Egypt's turn. And Anwar Sadat, who was assassinated during the celebration of the anniversary of the October 6 War in 1981. In Algeria, the victim was the nationalist Mujahid Muhammad al-Tayeb Boudiaf on June 26, 1992.