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Episode 6
Raafat Al Haggan - S1 - E6
Mohsen attends the investigation and seems to like Raafat, but he is confused by not knowing the truth of his name, nationality and religion, so he devised a plan to find out the truth, and obtained information about him through Muhammad Rafiq that he was imprisoned and was in a relationship with a dancer, so he made sure that Raafat was then released on bail.
Raafat Al Haggan: Season 1 - 15 Episode s
1x1 - Episode 1
April 17, 1988
David dies after he told Helen that he is not a Jew and that he is a Muslim and an Egyptian and she must ask about him the Egyptian intelligence, Helen searches in David's wallet and finds half of a paper currency on which it says Put your trust in me, and the other half is missing.
1x2 - Episode 2
April 24, 1988
Helen's investigations begin about David's identity, and what he said before his death. She tries to remember her past and the details of their lives. The memories help her decipher David's mystery and his speech before his death, and she tries to reach the Egyptian intelligence to find the answer.
1x3 - Episode 3
May 1, 1988
The two people go to Helen's house and tell her that they are from Egypt and give her the other half of the currency, then they offer her to come as a guest to Egypt, but secretly to find out the answer to any questions she has, so they put a plan for her to travel to Egypt and give her a passport in the name of Helana Raafat Al-Hagan.
1x4 - Episode 4
May 8, 1988
Aziz tells Helen that David's real name is Raafat Al-Hagan, then he talks about Paul Frank, John Darling, Marcel and Max, and their plan to set up a relationship between America and the Egyptian regime by blowing up the American intelligence offices in Egypt.
1x5 - Episode 5
May 15, 1988
Aziz tells the story of Raafat with his family and his arrest by the British, and this coincided with the film that Mohsen and Hassan watched, and here they found that they should look for prospects and not a guerrilla to plant it in Israel, Mohsen goes to Rushdie to find out who Raafat is and attended the interrogation with him.
1x6 - Episode 6
May 22, 1988
Mohsen attends the investigation and seems to like Raafat, but he is confused by not knowing the truth of his name, nationality and religion, so he devised a plan to find out the truth, and obtained information about him through Muhammad Rafiq that he was imprisoned and was in a relationship with a dancer, so he made sure that Raafat was then released on bail.
1x7 - Episode 7
May 29, 1988
Raafat remembers his work in the Shell Petroleum Company and meeting a friend of his when he returned for a visit, and his resignation from it and then accusing him of theft in the salt company, Mohsen talks with Hassan about Raafat's rebellion.
1x8 - Episode 8
June 5, 1988
Mohsen tells Raafat that he has no file or charges, and asks him to completely forget his name and the story of Raafat Al-Hagan, and he has to deal with a new identity as Levy to be his new file, and Mohsen thinks of a Jewish family that emigrated from Egypt, and the police arrest Levi, and the Jews begin to search behind him.
1x9 - Episode 9
June 12, 1988
Mohsen finds a file for a family that has a son named Yaakov Benjamin Hanania, so he begins investigating the family, and learns that Benjamin was a friend of a person named Khawaja Sarouf, and Mohsen gives advice to Levi so that he can professionally reincarnate his new personality.
1x10 - Episode 10
June 19, 1988
Mohsen asks Levi to turn into a real Jew and go to the temple, and he began to teach him how to live as a Jew and the places that Jews frequent, and that his name is Yaakov Benjamin, and he told him about his family, and that he will be chased by the police, and he must flee from them.
1x11 - Episode 11
June 26, 1988
Hassan asks Levi to feel the homeland so that he understands his mission, and he gives him the choice between leaving his mission or completing it, and arrests Levi and with him Ephraim, and tells him that his name is Yaakov Benjamin Hanania, and he told him the story of his family's emigration and his struggle against the Germans, and Mohsen tells Levy that he may be smuggled through the Jews to Israel.
1x12 - Episode 12
July 3, 1988
Sarouf warns Levi of the Egyptians not to make them arrest him, and Mohsen tells Raafat that he wants him to tell the Jews who are in Israel, not Egypt. He told him that he agreed to serve Egypt, so he advised him not to take Sarouf’s words literally.
1x13 - Episode 13
July 10, 1988
Sarouf ambushes Levi, telling him that he will make him travel to Alexandria with Sarah to Charles Simhon's house, then make her ask him not to travel, so Ezra made sure of Levi's loyalty and his desire to immigrate to Israel.
1x14 - Episode 14
July 17, 1988
Raafat asks Mohsen to see an honorable one. Yakov goes to sit in Charles Simhon's house and tells him about his desire to get out of Egypt. He gives him the name of his deceased son David, who did not obtain a death certificate for him.
1x15 - Episode 15
July 24, 1988
Raafat learns to write on butter paper with secret ink, Charles Levy tests by persuading him to travel to France, Charles gives David his passport in the name of David Charles, a visa, and tickets for travel, and he travels.