They simplified another name in english. In Hebrew there is Tsabra, which is a cactus and was adopted for Israelis born in the lands of Palestine. Arabic writes it with a sin, not a sad, different letters.
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Sabra, the camp, is written with a sad, non-arab ears dont really hear the difference without a little bit of training.
You can look at the pages in arabic and you'll see they are different. It still speaks to a lot of ignorance/not caring to name it like that though, considering the company was founded only 2 years after the massacres happened.
They simplified another name in english. In Hebrew there is Tsabra, which is a cactus and was adopted for Israelis born in the lands of Palestine. Arabic writes it with a sin, not a sad, different letters.
س ص
Sabra, the camp, is written with a sad, non-arab ears dont really hear the difference without a little bit of training.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_(person)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_and_Shatila_massacre
You can look at the pages in arabic and you'll see they are different. It still speaks to a lot of ignorance/not caring to name it like that though, considering the company was founded only 2 years after the massacres happened.
It'd be like the US having a fast food joint called Wounded Knee or a noodle company called Mai Lai.
How about the fact the Israelis use American made Apache helicopters to mow down people whose land they are stealing.
genuinely surprised they haven't already