Khaled Youssef on his birthday: "My tears are falling." What does Hassan Nasrallah have to do with it?

Director Khaled Youssef expressed his sadness on his birthday, which coincided with the news of the death of Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah.

Khaled Youssef is sad on his birthday because of Hassan Nasrallah Egyptian director Khaled Youssef wrote on his X account: “Today, September 28, is my birthday, and I never imagined that an event would make my tears flow bitterly on this day. I never imagined that a black day would pass on the anniversary of that day when our Arab nation lost Gamal Abdel Nasser and the anniversary of Egypt’s separation from Syria.”

He continued: "And here it is, on the same day we lose the master of resistance, Hassan Nasrallah, and with him a group of the most powerful and bravest resistance fighters, due to a despicable betrayal by a party claiming to support the resistance. Judas, the disciple of Christ, betrayed him and handed him over to the Jews, and the Judas of this era handed over all the leaders of the resistance in Palestine and Lebanon to the usurping entity. And do not talk to me about technology and science that enabled them to act."

He added: "I cannot deny that it is a day of great sorrow, but it must also be a glorious day for the meaning of redemption and a day to renew the determination filled with hope and certainty in the victory of truth, even if it takes a long time. Glory to the resistance, shame to the traitors... and victory to Palestine."

Khaled Youssef's latest works Khaled Youssef's latest work was the series "Sereh El-Batea", which includes a list of heroes that includes Ahmed Fahmy, Ahmed El-Saadany, Hanan Motawea, Reem Mostafa, Hussein Fahmy, Amr Abdel-Galil, Bayoumi Fouad, Salah Abdallah, Ahmed Wafik, Hala Sedky, Naglaa Badr, Mona Fadali, Ahmed Abdel-Aziz, Mahmoud Qabil, Aida Riad, Khaled Sarhan, Mustafa Darwish, Alaa Hosny, Nahed Rushdi, Ayman Azab, Ayman El-Shiwy, Mufid Ashour, Magdy Fikry, Mohamed El-Sawy, Maysara, Sabry Abdel-Moneim, Omar Zahran, Khaled Talaat, Sherif Helmy, Mahmoud Ezzat, Afef Mustafa, and Haidy Selim.