The Arabic word meaning “demonstrate” according
to the clever Google, looks so sad, starting on the left
with a sad Y - ي - two hurt little eyes below an angry
frown - then comes a softly ringing bell - ب - the two
become firm friends forming a new bond, يب though
the hurt little Y is not looking at bell B - an innocent D
looking like the noble nose د of an Indian warrior at
peace with himself joins them - together these three
Musketeers show a most amiable adhesion يبد
Then comes the end, the saddest pair of angry, hurt
little eyes re-appear to create a complete picture of
misery, the little Y jumps up again, ي changing the
beautiful artwork of this word into this breath-taking
picture of sadness… يبدي… so demonstrative of
the sadness of the Palestinians used only as pawns
by their fanatic leaders with their strange fixation on
destroying everything joyous for the luckless goal of
absolute power based on Medieval principles…
"Demonstrate" in Arabic: يبدي
ي
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