As a news about the production "Captain America: the brave new world" was First exit in 2022Some fans were Worried about the addition of the image Ruth Bath-ScreamAlso known as Sabra (played by Jira Hass). In the comics, Sabra is an Israeli superhero that works on behalf of the Israeli National Intelligence Agency Mossad. The comic books of the character were often Defendants The stereotypes of the Arabs and celebrating the actions of the Israeli government during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The addition of Sabra to the franchise seemed at best to fit, giving Disney a general tendency to avoid serious, warming conflicts.

In a A recent interview with the nationalProducer Captain America, Nate Moore, clarifies what this new Sabra live version will be like: "It is Israel, but not Mossad. Now it works in the US government. " He elaborated further:

"What we thought was interesting, many of the characters in the film turn around President Tadeus Ross (Harrison Ford) ... Ruth works within the Ross government so that her perspective on that character and perspective on Sam has put on A Collision course.

Moore also clarified that Sabra, who usually fought alongside X-Men as a mutant mutant in comics, is not a mutant in the upcoming film. Instead, she will be a former black widow agent, with a backstew similar to what we saw with the Black Widow of Scarlett Johansson in her Only 2021 film. This means that Sabra will no longer have its comics, such as its super power or superhuman speed.

Moore noted that these changes in the image of Sabra have nothing to do with any return from pro-Palestin or pro-Israeli groups. Instead, they are due to what the creators believed they would best fit the film and help the character better integrate into Marvel's film universe. He explained to Marvel's general approach to adjusting the comic books of live action:

"We are trying to take the essence of the character, but to interpret it again in a way that we find it interesting ... When we made the movie" Black Widow ", we realized that we had the opportunity to connect that mythology to the characters we thought They are interesting and may not have wanted to translate as one-on-one of the publication ... Ruth the lilac you meet in the film there is a lot, I would argue, the character's attitude of publication, but the backstation is different.

"Captain America: A brave new world" hits theaters on February 14, 2025.