The Great Pyramid in Egypt was bathed Sunday in Lebanese, French and Russian colours in homage to the victims of attacks in Paris and Beirut and the Sinai plane crash.
Late Friday, gun and bomb attacks in Paris claimed by the Islamic State group killed 129 people and wounded 350.
Lebanese ask Facebook ‘Where is our Safety Check?’ as on Thursday in Beirut, twin bombings claimed by IS killed 44 people in southern Beirut, a stronghold of the Shiite Hezbollah organisation that backs the embattled Syrian regime.
The jihadist group has also said it was behind the October 31 crash in the northern Sinai of a Russian Metrojet Airbus A-321, killing all 244 people on board.
London, Washington, Moscow and many experts believe the disaster was caused by a bomb, but Cairo has refused to rule on the cause until the investigation is complete.
Living in the digital era shows that we’re not alone in grieving & we stand in solidarity during terrible events. We’re not alone in grieving & we stand in solidarity during terrible events as people around the word spontaneously tweeted on 4 global trending hashtags. #PrayforParis#PrayforJapan #PrayforMexico #PrayforLebanon
A sad day for humanity as citizens from all over the world are using social media to come together and communicate with 4 global trending hashtags. #PrayforParis #PrayforJapan #PrayforMexico #PrayforLebanon
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Egypt chose to acknowledge all tragedies//
In Dubai, meanwhile, the world’s tallest building the Burj al-Khalifa was lit up Sunday in the colours of the French national flag. Elsewhere in the Gulf, Kuwait City’s landmark towers were also illuminated in the red, white and blue of France.
The Great Pyramid of Khufu, the only one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world still standing, was illuminated by projectors reproducing the flags of France and Russia and the green cedar of Lebanon. Young Egyptians were staging an overnight candle-lit vigil at the foot of the more than 4,500-year-old giant monument on the Giza plateau on the outskirts of Cairo.
Lebanon, France and Russia flag’s colors were projected onto one of Egypt’s Giza pyramids, with a group of Egyptians lighting candles near site while waving the Egyptian flags.
photo courtesy: Ahram Online. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh. Ahmed Hayman Photography
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أعربت مصر عن تضامنها مع لبنان وفرنسا وروسيا في الأزمات التي مروا بها مؤخرا، من خلال وضع أعلامها على هرم خوفو، أكبر أهرامات الجيزة.
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In Pictuers: Giza pyramids light up with #French, #Lebanese and #Russian flags in solidarity https://t.co/lYRKMFDiW7 pic.twitter.com/6dyfJnrcha
— Hala Safwat (@HalaLoCa) November 15, 2015
https://twitter.com/faisalirshaid/status/666000610978865152
Pyramids at Giza lit with French,Lebanese&Russian Flags to commemorate victims of recent terrorist attacks #Egypt pic.twitter.com/e5bLiUMH7i
— Hany Ghoraba (@Hanyghoraba) November 15, 2015
French flag on the Pyramids in #Egypt #ParisAttacks (via @TheSecular) pic.twitter.com/hBreacMRgG
— Michael A. Horowitz (@michaelh992) November 15, 2015
One of the pyramids in Cairo is lit to show Egypt's solidarity with France Photo: REUTERS #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/vvT4LZPky5
— Ernst Graf society gynecologist (@ernstgraf) November 15, 2015
https://twitter.com/3omarKaram/status/665995642091753474
Lets be United together… Pray for humanity, Pray for the entire world.
