The series "Sultan Abdul Hamid" under pressure from Israelis and Europeans to stop the offer. The source reveals the reasons

The scriptwriter of the Turkish series "Sultan Abdul Hamid" revealed the work team's exposure under the pressure exerted by Israel and Europe to stop the work of the series.

"A member of the European Parliament has called the Fascist series and should be banned from the series," said Salman Kaiabash at a seminar in Istanbul Saturday on the impact of the series on Arab viewers.

He added in a speech at this seminar that "one of the best-selling newspapers in Turkey has written against us", according to the website "Turk Press".

He added that a campaign launched by the Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" on the series "Sultan Abdul Hamid", followed by several international newspapers.

"After these campaigns against us, we decided to continue to show the series in a more professional way," he added.

He said: "When we look at history, we realize that the European powers are trying to separate us from each other." Your land, and it's the same scenario that was told to our Arab brothers. "

He explained: "In the series, Sultan Abdul Hamid tries to explain the real story".

For its part "There are common denominators among the inhabitants of our region and the enemies are trying to differentiate us," said actor Hakan Bouayaf, who plays Mahmoud Pasha in the series "Sultan Abdel Hamid II".

"We have to continue with each other because our story is shared and we are all good people walking in a way," he said.

The series "Sultan Abdel Hamid" debuted on Turkish television and on a number of channels worldwide in 2017, and because of the great success the series continues.

This book illustrates the last 13 years of the life of Sultan Abdul Hamid, who kept the intelligent empire and managed to remain on the throne for 33 years during the most turbulent period of the Ottoman Empire.

Commenting on this news, scholar and Islamic writer Mohammed Al-Mukhtar Al-Shanqeeti chanted on his Twitter account: "Zionist and European pressure to stop Sultan Abdul Hamid's series because it reinforces common denominators between Turkey and the Arab region. " .