Motaz Azaiza has officially landed in Cairo, ready to soak in 30 days of the city’s energy, charm, and endless bustle. From the moment he touched down, it was clear that Egypt is more than just a stop on his journey…it’s a second home.

Cairo’s Bustle and Flavors

Azaiza has been speeding through the city’s lively streets, embracing the daily madness that defines Cairo’s heartbeat. The sounds of honking taxis, the aroma of street food, and the endless sea of people all form a backdrop to his latest adventure. And of course, it wouldn’t be a true Egyptian experience without indulging in a proper duck feast—because what’s a trip to Cairo without trying the signature delicacies?

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While the food and the streets bring excitement, one of the most profound moments of his arrival was his emotional reunion with Yazan. The last time Motaz saw him, Yazan was just a 7-month-old baby—a survivor of a brutal Israeli airstrike that targeted the house where his family was sheltering.

Now, seeing Yazan again, almost two-years-old, alive and growing, is a reminder of both the devastation and resilience that define the Palestinian struggle.

One another note, Motaz wasted no time diving into the city’s rhythm. As he cruised through the streets of Cairo, he found himself singing Palestinian songs at the top of his lungs, his voice carrying the weight of memory, identity, and resistance. The streets of Cairo, though far from home, echoed with the familiar sounds of a fight that never fades.

And the People in Egypt?

What truly makes this trip special is the love from the Egyptian people. From warm comments to open arms, Egyptians welcomed Motaz like one of their own, showering him with kindness and unwavering support. Whether online or in person, the message is clear: Cairo is his home, too.

A month in Egypt promises stories, emotions, and unforgettable moments. Whether he’s navigating the city’s chaos, sharing meals, or embracing long-awaited reunions, one thing is certain—Motaz Azaiza’s journey in Cairo is just getting started.

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