Hollywood movie The Spy - Review

If you are interested in history, especially the history of the Middle East, then The Spy Web Series .... a must see. It is said that Eli Cohen was one of the best spies in the history of the world. When I first found out about this web series, I wondered how it could be. In the 1980s, an Israeli spy ... became a Syrian Muslim ... and the Syrian ruling elite became so mixed up that then-dictator Amin al-Hafeez decided to make him deputy defense minister. When he saw it, he realized that Eli Cohen was a Jew of Arab origin. His shape ... curly hair, Arab accent ... was exactly like the Arabs. From the inside it was cooked Zionist. The rest of his spying skills were such that he fooled the entire ruling elite of Syria. In this web series you will have ample opportunity to learn about the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Israel in the 1990s.

Sasha Outside Cohen's Career Best Performance ... We've seen Sasha in the comedy roles of Borat and The Dictator before. This guy did such a great comedy that moviegoers all over the world loved it. The comedy he did was very unique. I also liked his dictator very much. In it too it was made of Arab. Her acting ... her accent ... her movements ... were all amazing. In Borat, he played the comedy role of a Kazakh citizen with such perfection that I thought it was actually Central Asian. Then when I saw the dictator, it occurred to me that it is of Arab origin. In other words, the work of this actor is so great that it makes the viewer think that I am the character I am playing.

It just came to my mind when he played Ellie Cohen in The Spy ... Eli Cohen ... and Sasha Baron Cohen ... they both have Cohen in their name. Where are you from? Google found out that this is West London's Jim Paul Jew. Oh, my dear ...

Apart from Sasha ... The role of Seodani in The Spy Web series is very strong .Asil Ahmed Seodani ... did not trust anyone. And Eli Cohen was disliked from day one. The actor has played the role of Nesodani. There was an expression of brutality, doubt and seriousness on his face as if it were a poisonous snake in human form. The rest of the country is in Syria ... Syria was a very strong country at that time. Its currency ... the Syrian pound ... used to be about four Syrian pounds of one US dollar. The country was also quite strong militarily. It is another matter that countries like Syria and Egypt, etc., remained entangled with Israel. He kept on fighting wars and then kept on losing. They fought in the cycle of destroying Israel, and in the end, they returned to the circle of Leni. After each war, Israel occupied Syria, Jordan, Palestine and Egypt. Even Israel did not have Jerusalem. Israel defeated Egypt, Syria and Jordan at the same time during the Six Day War. Jerusalem was also occupied by Israel. The entire Egyptian air force was destroyed by Israel in a matter of hours. The Israelis ... some were better than them anyway and some were lucky. This evening is so weak that you can guess from here that for one US dollar ... you get about five hundred Syrian pounds.

One of the best scenes in The Spy is when Ba'ath party rebels use martial law. The party is going on at Cohen's house. The music is playing. With the same background music, Amin al-Hafeez's rebel soldiers are occupying government buildings. The music on this scene ... sounds amazing. This was probably the Ba'ath party to which Saddam Hussein belonged. Saddam Hussein was also crazy and cracked. If Iraq is destroyed today, it is destroyed because of it. We have Zaid Hamid who ... Saddam Hussein used to hit the ball in real life. Earlier, Creek had a passion for making atomic bombs and delivering them to Israel. The Israeli Air Force carried out a successful operation in 9 and destroyed its nuclear plant. The flights that the Israeli F-16 jets flew during this air strike were the most difficult in air history, almost so close to the ground that they could not be seen on the radar. They flew from the Sinai Desert, crossed Jordan, Saudi Arabia, went to Iraq, blew up their nuclear plant there, and then returned safely. The rest is just like Saddam Hussein's Creek. If he had an atomic bomb, he would have killed Israel. The Israelis realized this and did not let the monkey's hands touch the matches. Syria also made great efforts to build an atomic bomb in the 1980s, but Mossad carried out successful international operations and did not allow Syria to succeed in acquiring an atomic bomb. Come on Vice Saddam Hussein. He had skid missiles during the Gulf War. He also fired on Israel. Sometimes war with Iran, sometimes invasion of Kuwait. The result was a very rich country, Iraq, which he destroyed. In this case, I like the rulers of Saudi, Kuwaiti, Qatari, Omani, Emirati, all these Gulf countries. He imagined that a powerful Israel was sitting in his neighborhood, which is the reality of today. They live comfortably in today's world and keep pace with the times. He is one of the world's great powers.