Yousra reveals a secret: My uncle planted Raafat Al-Hagan in Israel

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Egyptian artist Yousra revealed exciting details dating back to the scenes of the series “Raafat Al-Hagan,” revealing a surprise related to the Egyptian agent’s transplant operation in Israel. She explained that she did not know this when she participated in the work, but she discovered it by chance after completing filming the first part.

Yousra also indicated during a radio interview on “Nagham FM” yesterday, Thursday, that her uncle - officer Muhammad Nassim - was one of the prominent Egyptian intelligence men, and he is the same person who planted Raafat Al-Hagan inside Israel.

She pointed out that the crew was in a state of astonishment and astonishment at the magnitude and nature of the task addressed in the series.

Regarding her feelings the moment she was nominated to participate in the work, the veteran Egyptian actress expressed her overwhelming happiness, saying that she felt great joy because it was the first time she saw real and tangible heroism for someone who had done a great and great service for his country.

It is noteworthy that Mohamed Nassim was one of the most prominent Egyptian General Intelligence officers, and his role in the series was played by the artist Nabil El-Halafawi.

Nassim was also the communications officer and directly responsible for managing and directing the Egyptian agent Raafat Al-Hagan inside Israel. He prepared him psychologically and technically, and drew for him the lines of return and communication, and how to build his identity as Jack Peyton and integrate into Israeli society.

As for Raafat Al-Hagan - whose real name is Rifaat Ali Suleiman Al-Gammal - he was born on July 1, 1927 and died on January 30, 1982. He was one of the secret agents planted by Egyptian intelligence within Israeli society. Al-Jamal traveled in the early 1950s and settled in Tel Aviv, impersonating a Jewish businessman named Jack Peyton.

Al-Jamal also succeeded brilliantly in integrating into Israeli society and gaining the trust of the major commercial, political and military circles there, which enabled him to provide Egyptian intelligence with extremely sensitive and confidential information about the Israeli economy, infrastructure, armament plans and military equipment.