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Netflix's depiction of Queen Cleopatra outrages Egyptians

Netflix's depiction of Queen Cleopatra outrages Egyptians

by ILH Staff

Egyptians are outrageous about a Netflix series that portrays Queen Cleopatra VII as a black African. A well-known Egyptologist and former minister of antiquities, Zahi Hawass, declared, "This is entirely false. Because Cleopatra was Greek, she had a pale complexion, not dark. The only kings of Egypt known to have been black, according to Mr. Hawass, were the Kushite kings of the 25th Dynasty (747–656 BC). He also said that "Netflix is trying to provoke confusion by spreading false and deceptive facts that the origin of the Egyptian civilization is black," and he urged Egyptians to stand up to the streaming company. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and ...

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