The heroine of “Hoda Salon”... the story of Maysaa Abdel Hadi’s arrest and 8 information about her

In continuation of the policy of repression, imprisonment, and restriction of freedoms, Hebrew media revealed that the detention of Palestinian actress Maysa Abdel Hadi was extended by the Nazareth Magistrate’s Court, against the backdrop of Facebook posts that reflected her joy at the Al-Aqsa flood.

The occupation police deliberately handcuffed her and took a picture of her with the Israeli flag behind her, and also a picture of her inside the cell.

The reason for Maysaa Abdel Hadi’s arrest The police arrested the artist yesterday, Monday, after she posted a picture on her Instagram account of a bulldozer storming the occupied Palestinian territories, and wrote above it: “Come, let’s do it the Berlin way,” and another picture of a Hamas hostage with the caption: “It’s the adventure of her life,” which the authorities considered. "Incitement to genocide and terrorism."

She also posted photos of Yaffa Adar, 85, being held hostage by Hamas with laughing emojis, but the occupation caused her account to be closed.

Who is Maysaa Abdel Hadi? 1. Maysaa Abdel Hadi is a Palestinian artist born in Nazareth .

2. She is 37 years old

3. One of her most recent and prominent works is the film “Hoda’s Salon”, which is considered her most prominent and most famous in the Arab world, and which was based on real events.

4. The idea of the film was to revolve around the concepts of loyalty, betrayal, and freedom, through events that take place in a hairdressing shop in Bethlehem, owned by a woman named Hoda. A young mother named Reem visits the shop periodically to change her hairstyle. Things turn upside down when she is filmed in shameful situations because of Hoda, who tries to blackmail her into doing something that is against her principles. Reem must choose between her honor and betraying her country. The film stars Ali Suleiman, Manal Awad, and Maysaa Abdel Hady.

5. She played the role of Mona Marwan, in the movie “The Angel”, which reviews the biography of Ashraf Marwan, and was shown on Netflix.

6. She also participated in the film “Gaza Monamore”, which had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival last year. It was nominated for an Oscar, and the film won the Best Arab Film Award at the Cairo International Film Festival, shared with the film “We Are From There” during the 42nd session of the festival. .

7. She was hit by arrest bullets in the foot during a peaceful march to reject the violence and displacement happening in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in Palestine.

8. The second time the artist has been arrested, after she was arrested the first time for nearly 12 months, according to lawyer Marwan Mashreqi.

Dalal Abu Amna was arrested before Maysaa Abdel Hadi It is noteworthy that before Maysaa Abdel Hadi, the Israeli authorities in Nazareth arrested the artist Dalal Abu Amna shortly before, and then she gained her freedom after two nights of detention after writing a pamphlet “There is no victor but God” with a Palestinian flag .

After her release from the Israeli prison, she wrote: “After spending two nights in solitary confinement unjustly and slanderously... I am free... as free as I was and free as I will always and forever be... and my body, which was weakened as a result of my three-day hunger strike, has now become stronger... and my faith in God is deeper... ..And my conviction in my message and my assignment has increased exponentially.”

Dalal Abu Amna added, “They tried to strip me of my humanity, silence my voice, and humiliate me in every way. They insulted me and handcuffed my hands and legs, but in doing so they made me more proud and proud. My voice will remain a messenger of love, defending the right in this world. Thank you to everyone who supported me from all over the world. It was through a word, an invitation, or an attitude, and my love and gratitude to my beloved family, my husband, my children, my mother, my sisters, and my friends who endured and suffered a lot for me...I love you all in God, and praise be to God.”

For information about Dalal Abu Amna, click here