He said, “I care about people.” Muhammad Ramadan deletes his first response to his photo with Israeli artist

Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan has suppressed his response to the outcry over his photo with Israeli artist Omir Adam, which they collected in Dubai.

Before deleting the answer, Ramadan said, commenting on the photo: “I don’t know and I ask the nationality of everyone Batsur with him, any Batsur man with me as long as human beings conceived with him, my life in my life is not gallantry or color or religion or nationality, we are all human beings. “

Ramadan added, “I don’t know, I visualize with whom, all the people who need you are visualized with me, and they don’t, and all of my fans know that. Trust in God is success. “

Ramadan posted his response, in his official Instagram account, with an explanatory comment saying, “I don’t care your name, color, or birth. I care about a person, even if I don’t. have no title. “

The photo was first posted by Emirati singer Hamad Al-Mazraei, who posted it on his Twitter account saying, “Egypt’s most famous artist with Israel’s most famous artist , Dubai brings us together. “

With reactions escalating, Al Mazrouei deleted the photo ahead of the Israeli Foreign Ministry’s “Israel in Arabic” story, and the IDF spokesperson reposted it, amid praise for the picture.

Omir Adam is one of Israel’s most prominent pop music stars. Adam was born in America and moved with his family to Israel at the age of three. Omir is known to be a member of the Eastern Jewish musical movement.

Omir Adam has performed in the United Arab Emirates before, according to Israeli newspaper reports.

Officially, Egypt maintains diplomatic relations with Israel, having signed the Camp David Peace Agreement, signed years after the October 1973 war.

In mid-September, the United Arab Emirates and Israel signed an agreement to normalize their relations, in accordance with the so-called “Abraham’s Agreements”.