Famous Egyptian artist reveals surprise: Zionism’s plan is to polish trivialities

In an interview with the Nazra show, artist Mohammad Sobhi explained that the public “demanded for him to make a second part of the Horseless Knight series,” noting that “the series became an international sensation when it was released in 2003 and was a huge success.”

Mohammad Sobhi added that Israel had “made an official protest against the series,” adding: “I was even accused of anti-Semitism.”

Sobhi said that the play “Fares Unveiled” will include the will of the character “Hafiz”, who appeared in the TV series “Fares Without Horses”, because he is his grandson.

The Egyptian artist stressed that “money should not be an end, but a means to an end,” adding: “Nowadays, we find that young people on social media platforms want to be like ordinary people. They want trends and money.”

Mohammed Sobhi added: “The truth of conspiracy theories is sometimes as high as 10%, and losing awareness of the global movement will not protect the motherland,” and continued: “The Zionist agenda is to polish the ‘insignificant’ in society and maximize the value of money over values, customs and learning.”

“The Horseless Knight” is a historical drama set during the British occupation of Egypt, written by Mohammed Sobhi and participated by writer Mohammed Baghdadi. “Ramadan” 2002. The film was directed by Ahmed Badr El Din, and Yasser Abdul Rahman composed the soundtrack for the series. Many stars participated in the film, including Jamil Latib, Simon, Ashraf Abdul Ghafoor, Hana El Shorbagi, Shaban Hussain. , Landa, Wafa Amir, Donia Abdul Aziz, Amal Ibrahim, Khalil Morsi, Safa El Tuki, Mohammed Abu Daoud, Maha Abu Auf, Yousuf Fawzi, Mahmoud Abu Zeid and Abdullah Musharraf.

The play is inspired by the life story of Egyptian writer Hafez Naguib, known as the “Fraud Writer”. The play also tells the story of the British occupation of Egypt and the beginning of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

The series has been attacked by many parties in Egypt and abroad for telling the events related to the book “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion”, and has caused a lot of controversy. The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused it of anti-Semitism. , “Threatened to stop broadcasting the series, but finally placed a disclaimer at the beginning of the series “Tartar” that not all events need to be linked to real-life events.