Yasser Ali Maher is an Egyptian actor who was born to the Egyptian Writer Mohammad Ali Maher on April 23, 1958 in Cairo. He was educated in Salah Salem secondary school in Helwan and completed his secondary education in July 1977. He took a degree in arts from Cairo university with Arabic language as a major in 1983. After he completed his degree, He took two post graduate diploma certificates in both folk arts theatrical criticism. Yasser Ali Maher has been participating in minor and supporting roles in many well known movies like "Nasser 56" with the late Egyptian actor "Ahmed Zaki", "El-Aragooz (The Puppeteer)" with the late 'Omar Sharif", "Iskanderija, Kaman oue Kaman (Alexandria Once Again)" with the late director "Youssef Chahine", and "Donia Abdel Gabbar" with the Egyptian Actor "Mahmoud Abdel Aziz". His works went unnoticed until he achieved his first breakthrough with his well known role in "Welad El Am (Cousins)" in 2009. This role was followed by many well known roles in the Egyptian movie industry and Egyptian TV business. Some of his most well known cinematic roles were, "The Deal" in 2012, "The Blue Elephant" and "Captain Masr" in 2014, and "Qudrat Ghayr Adiya" in 2015. Yasser Ali Maher has other well known roles in Egyptian TV series like "El Gama'a (the brotherhood)" and "Ahl Cairo (people of Cairo)" in 2010, "Misyou Ramadan Mabrouk Abul-Alamein Hamouda' in 2011, "Al Arraf" "Al Daeiya (the promoter)" in 2013, "the Pharaoh" and "Ad Tanazoli (Countdown)" in 2014, and "Alf Laila we Laila (Arabian Nights)". Yasser Ali Maher has been awarded many regional and local acting awards based on his exquisite performances in theater, like Tatwan theater festival in Morocco and Sousa theater festival in Tunisia. His carrier may have boomed lately, but his continuous development and passion about his carrier showed that he deserves to have a good position in the movies industry.
Yasir Arafat was born Muhammad 'Abd Ar-Ra'uf Al-Qudwah Al-Husayni on August 24, 1929 in Cairo, Egypt, to a Palestinian father and an Egyptian mother. He was raised in Cairo but always considered himself Palestinian. In the late 1940s, while a student in Egypt, he became an ardent Arab nationalist and adopted the name Yasir, after Yasir al Birah, a famous Arab resistance leader. When Arafat as 14, he was involved in gunrunning for Arab guerrillas in Gaza, a task he continued to perform during the Arab-Israeli War of 1948. After the war, Arafat entered the University of Cairo, earning a degree in engineering in 1955. During his student days, he began to train secretly as a guerrilla, becoming an expert in demolitions and taking part in raids on British installations near the Suez Canal. After his graduation from the university, Arafat was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Egyptian army. He saw some combat at Port Said and Abu Kabir during the Suez war of October 29-November 6, 1956. In the mid-1960s, Arafat emerged as the chief military and political leader of the Palestinian homeland movement. From his residence in Kuwait where he ran a successful engineering concern, he published the major nationalist organ, Our Palestine, and established Al Fatah, an acronym for the Movement for the Liberation of Palestine. In 1967, after the Arab defeat in the Six-Day War, he became the chairman of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) where throughout the 1970s he directed the PLO in a series of terrorist attacks against Israel and its Western allies. In an effort to garner broader support for his movement in the 1980s he began to distance himself from the PLO's more violent factions like the Abu Nidal group, but has not firmly renounced terrorism as a means of achieving his goals to create a Palestinian state within Israel. He had residences in Gaza and Tunis, where the PLO has its headquarters. He died after a short illness in November 2004, aged 75.
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The multi-faceted and multi-talented Yassie Hawkes is fast becoming one of the most sought after young talents in the entertainment industry. Born on July 31 2005 as the youngest of four siblings, Yassie developed a love for the craft. As an actress, Ms. Hawkes is seasoned as a performer of the theatre, and the small and big screens. She has performed in multiple productions including "A Midsummer's Night Dream", "The Nutcracker Ballet", "Fast and Furious 8" with Vin Disel", "Rodeo Girl" with Kevin Sorbo, "My Blind Brother" with Jenny Slate and Adam Scott, and "Ovid and the Art of Love" with Corbin Bleu. Her most recent project is The Dummy" with Steve Turner where she stars in the supporting role of Yolo. And her most resent "White Boy Rick". Aside from the silver screen, Yassie currently has multiple commercials airing on television and the web for such recognizable brands as Detroit's Campus Martius Park, The Children's Hospital, Girl Scout Cookies, and The Cheesecake Factory. Despite the skill and passion she has shown as a true thespian, Yassie also is a lifelong student of numerous disciplines of dance. She has studied everything from Ballet, Tap, and Jazz to Modern, Leaps-n-Turns, and Irish and Acro. She is also an accomplished pianist and vocalist and has performed live with famed singer Marcia Ware. Yassie continues to work on her craft at The Actors Workshop with her acting coach Aida Munõz in between gigs. Although Yassie is based in Michigan, that has in no way hindered her ability to land impressive roles across the country.