For the Love, for romance and for Palestine, the Tunisian artist Saber Al-Rubai chanted, on Friday evening, on the theatere of the city of “Rawabi”, north of Ramallah, in the central of the West Bank, hoping "the liberation of Jerusalem and singing in all Palestine."
The flamboyant Saber Al-Rubai showned up with his famous song “bebasata” before addressing the audience saying “ I am now unspeakable to express what’s wandering in myself, I am here today with my people with my friends with beloveds I am here in Palestine”
And he continued “I came from Tunis to Palestine for this magnificent public, you’re the unbreakable bulwark, you’re the determination, you’re the challenge. The nation of Palestine is the most nation who struggled to build his country and in the God willing, and surely one day I will come and sing in the liberated Jerusalem and in all Palestine”
Then he added “I am here in the theatere of the city of “Rawabi”, this stunning Building, this theatere that is unmatched with any theatere in the Arab world in size and arrangement".
Al-Rubai song, known as the "emir of Arab singing", many of his most prominent Ssongs: “Ya Asal”, “Yalla”, “Ala Nar” and “Barsha”, and a group of the Tunisian songs.
The Rawabi Theatere encountered a huge interaction from the audience to Saber Al-Rubai and singer his musical band led by the conductor, Qais Millete.
The Rawabi Theatere accommodate about 15 thousand people, according to its supervisors and the estimated number of the attending was about 12 thousand in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Minister of Culture, Ehab Baseeso, highlighted an important issue in a press conference held in the city of Rawabi on Thursday, which was “"the importance of continuing the Arab intellectuals with the Palestinian people” and he added “there weill be a "Arabic" cultural scene, something we can all –the Arab-supported with our capabilities. and by all means, in order to make this scene able to clashes all the challenges faced by our people."