Abdel Nasser’s Son Discusses Family Hardship
The son of the late President Gamal Abdel Nasser confirmed that his father did not leave any wealth or property at the time of his death, and that the family was not among those with great fortunes. He rejected the circulating story that his father was carrying only three pounds in his pocket, considering it untrue and disrespectful to his father's stature. He explained that the media attacks and skepticism campaigns during Sadat's era had psychologically affected the family, and that the portrayal of his image in some artistic works has harmed his legacy, despite the fact that his large funeral demonstrated Nasser's popularity and influence. He emphasized that his national legacy and stature remain vivid in the hearts of Egyptians, and that the family rejects any doubt about his history and takes pride in it.
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