After recent statements, Aya Samah apologizes to Mushira Ismail.

Actress Aya Samaha has issued an official apology to veteran actress Mushira Ismail following the public attack she launched against her on social media over the closure of a veterinary clinic.

Aya Samah apologizes to Mushira Ismail

Samaha said in a post on her official Facebook account: "I apologize to the great artist, Mushira Ismail, for my impulsive, rash, and inappropriate attack. I have the utmost respect and appreciation for her, and I did not mean to offend her personally at all."

She continued: "What happened was due to my stress and deep distress over the closure of the clinic, which housed sick cats receiving treatment. The clinic was sealed off and doctors were prevented from entering."

She concluded her post by emphasizing that this apology is not an excuse, but rather "a sincere attempt to clarify the situation and apologize to artist Mushira Ismail and her family."

Mushira Ismail refuses to apologize and forgive

For her part, actress Mushira Ismail made press statements refusing to reconcile or waive her rights, stressing that she feels insulted and is deeply angry at the way the insult was directed.

In widely circulated press statements, Mushira said, "I will not give up my rights and refuse to forgive her even after she apologizes. What was said was a clear transgression, and I am very sad. Whoever says that does not understand how hard we worked to make our names."

She said: "I will not give up my right and I will not forgive her even after she apologized, because she transgressed and I am very upset. If you knew how much we suffered to make our names, you would not have said this. I thank the audience because they responded to my absence, and I am waiting for the union's decision."

She also thanked the public for their support and said she was awaiting the union's decision, which she described as "decisive."

Syndicate Council decision and rejection of the violation

The Actors Syndicate Council held an urgent meeting on Tuesday afternoon, chaired by Syndicate Head Ashraf Zaki, during which it was decided to refer Aya Samaha for investigation following official complaints from syndicate members and a number of observers.

The syndicate's head affirmed that the union completely rejects any transgression against senior artists and will not allow any moral lapse within the artistic community. He emphasized that Samahat's remarks "were dealt with with the necessary seriousness, to preserve the dignity of the profession and respect the long artistic history of its icons."