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Cairo – Mohamed Ibrahim – Artist Amir Al-Masry expressed his enthusiasm and his noble and courageous stance to demand a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip while winning the Best Actor award at the Scottish BAFTA Awards. Before receiving the award, Amir Al-Masry expressed his solidarity with the people suffering in Gaza. Whether they are women, men or children

He also expressed his hope for achieving peace in the region and a ceasefire. A group of activists distributed letters to the guests to encourage them to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. The group Arts Workers for Palestine Scotland also organized a red carpet vigil in Glasgow, with a vigil across the road from the Hilton Hotel where the ceremony was held.

The reason for Amir Al-Masry’s attendance at the party

Amir Al-Masry attended the ceremony because he won the Best Actor award at the BAFTA Scotland Awards for his performance in Limbo, and was selected to compete for the Best Supporting Actor award at the BIFA for his role in In Camera. Limbo tells the story of Omar, who lives on a Scottish island after being separated from his Syrian family, awaiting his fate regarding his asylum application.

This is not the first time he has won international awards

Amir Al-Masry starred in the film Limbo, which was shown at the Cannes Film Festival, won 3 awards at the Cairo International Film Festival, won the Best Actor award at the BAFTA Scotland Awards, and was nominated as Best British Film in 2021 from the British BAFTA. He also participated in the series The One, and competed at the Egyptian box office with the movie Ritsa (2021), and also participated in the Ramadan 2022 season in the series Al-Ikhtiyar 3, starring in the movie Hashtag Jozni.

Amir Al-Masry comments on his nomination for the Best Role Award for the movie In Camera

Artist Amir Al-Masry commented on the selection of the British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) to compete for the Best Supporting Actor award for the movie In Camera, expressing his happiness in a statement.

Amir Al-Masry said in the statement: “I was nominated for the Best Supporting Role Award for the movie IN CAMERA from BIFA. This is happy news, but what is happening in the world makes my feeling of it very heavy.”

The young artist Amir Al-Masry received positive reactions for his role in the film In Camera, which was shown at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, in its 57th session, within the Proxima competition.

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Mirna Walid – Beirut – Miss Lebanon 2022, Yasmina Zeytoun, is spending a pleasant atmosphere in Italy, where she published a group of photos from there on her page on a social networking site.

Yasmina appeared in a look appropriate to the atmosphere there, as she wore a black leather skirt with a black top decorated with white lace.
Forbes Middle East published the sixth edition of its annual 30Under30 list, which highlights young innovators in the region under the age of thirty who are making an impact in various sectors.
This year’s list included 120 male and female participants, divided equally into 4 categories, each containing 30 participants. These categories are: science and technology, e-commerce and finance, entertainment, and social impact.
Among the Lebanese names mentioned was the name of Miss Lebanon 2022, Yasmina Zaytoun, in the social impact category.

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Mirna Walid – Beirut – A video was circulated of reality TV star Kylie Jenner without filter and Photoshop during her presence at the latest events on the red carpet, and her skin appeared very tired as if she was much older than 26 years, which caused shock to a large number of followers.

This is not the first time that videos close to the faces of international stars have been circulated in order to confirm that they are not without blemishes, especially with the impact of social networking sites on the psychology of teenage girls and the image that has been painted that stars are the most beautiful and that there are no faults in their bodies or faces.

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Al Khaleej 365 newspaper: The Lebanese artist Elissa called for not “outbidding” the “patriotic” artists, against those who demand that Arab artists “stop their artistic activities and express solidarity with the civilian victims in Gaza.”

Elissa said, in a tweet on her account on the “X” platform: “During the height of the war, the artists were continuing because this is our job and this is our livelihood, and we will not stop for the sake of how many failed and empty people are talking… There is no one left to outdo us with our patriotism and our positions!”

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Editor in the Arab and International Affairs Department at Akhbar Al-Youm newspaper. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication – Cairo University with a general grade of very good with honors. She holds a diploma in journalistic translation from the American University.