The Best Matching Couple in Media Perfectly Goes to Abdullah Rushdy and Yasmine Ezz
Ismailia bride accident and media consequences on it
Bassant Elfaramawy
We have gone through a period when Abdullah Rushdy was literally being attacked every day for his extreme and debatable points of view towards women-related topics. It was odd and annoying for all Egyptian women that he tries to interfere in each detail of their life in a wrong and biased way. Additionally, it was so frustrating for them that he, as a man, has given himself the right to say his opinion in fundamental feminine issues like harassment and marital rap.
However, the situation that time is different, the defender is a well-known woman who is supposed to advocate her gender rights in public. The defender, on Abdullah Rushdy style, is the TV presenter Yasmine Ezz.
Firstly, let us introduce you the whole story pillars:
The Ismailia bride was physically abused by her husband-to-be in her wedding day right before her wedding ceremony while she was in white. When social media platforms began to burn up for the attacking video, a picture of the bride and groom has been appeared and she was happy and smiling. The public got anger more when the groom described hitting a woman as a normal act in the Upper Egypt and it’s not a big deal as people claim.
It was a shocking conversation, but not as shocking as the discussions held over it. Back to Yasmine Ezz, she said in a very convincing way that it was a wise decision to be taken from the bride and it would have been completely nonsense if she had to cancel the wedding and ruin a 13 years love story for only one mistake that we, as the public, have no details about. Here is the full statement from her TV show “Kalam El Nas”:
A hashtag with "اوقفوا ياسمين عز" has rapidly appeared right after her statements which increased the hatter comments more and more all over social media platforms. Parallel with this opinion, Abdullah Rushdy also agreed on Yasmine’s reply and said that her words are totally wise, correct, and fully make sense:
However, the enitities specialized in defending woman rights, actors like Asser Yassin, and TV presenters like Radwa ElSherbiny have reacted heartfully and toughly on what the whole story:
At the end, there are some situations require a smart silence rather than speaking up with words that carry double-edged meanings, and this accident was pretty conclusive evidence of this.
