The emergence of bold images of Mubarak's grandson provokes clamor and inquiries

The emergence and deletion of bold pictures of Omar Alaa Mubarak, grandson of deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, raised questions in the Egyptian street, either spontaneously or intentionally, releasing these images on social media pages.

On the Egyptian Valentine's Day, Omar Alaa Mubarak appeared on a helicopter in the United States, without reference to the nature of his connection with him, saying only "happy occasion", in an unusual performance in Arab societies.

Earlier, Omar Mubarak and Yassin El Sakka, the son of Ahmed El Sakka, appeared in black clothes with a girl in a coffee shop in New York City.

There was a sensation on social media and websites, which ended last Monday when Omar Alaa Mubarak deleted the pictures from the site «Instagram».

Observers and analysts said that «Omar Alaa Mubarak seeks to publish these images to escape the network of politics that characterized the reality of his family, and he seeks to present himself as a person who wants to live life away from this strict legacy». Others said that "Omar Alaa Mubarak is a young man living his life on the Western model, as a person in the United States, but the harsh eye of the media towards the Mubarak family was the one who created the crisis." A third party refused to give any political dimension to the story, accusing the media of sometimes making an event of details. A regular figure, a desire to create an event.

It is noteworthy that Omar Alaa Mubarak, a player in the youth team at Al-Ahli club, used to publish pictures of his family in his grandfather Hosni Mubarak, where he published a picture of the family on Mubarak's 91st birthday and also congratulated him on the anniversary of the October war, in which he told him « Every year, our Egyptian armed forces are the best soldiers on earth, and a special tribute to my grandfather, the leader of the air strike and the hero of war and peace. He also published an obituary to his brother on the 10th anniversary of his death. "I don't feel it is 10 years at all. I feel it was yesterday, I miss you so much," he said.