Celebrities continue to announce their donations to the victims of the earthquake in Syria and Turkey

In crises, the authentic metal appears, and this was evident in the crisis in Syria and Turkey after the earthquake struck them, claiming the lives of many victims, destroying many places and displacing several families, so celebrities are still announcing new donations to the two countries.

Among the most prominent of these celebrities, the artist Belqis, with the proceeds of her concert, which she held in the Global Village in Dubai, for the families of the victims and families in Syria affected by the earthquake.

With her usual kindness and generosity, Belqis said: “Given the current circumstances, we came up with an idea that I think is a wonderful gesture between me and the Global Village management in Dubai, to the proceeds of this ceremony, and I ran in particular to rescue the afflicted by the earthquakes in Syria .. I hope God relieves them.”

The artist, Nancy Ajram, also announced that she would donate a large part of her concert tours during the coming period to those affected by the earthquake in Syria, while the artist, Najwa Karam, did not announce the amount she donated, but the beautician, Laila Obaid, confirmed that she is, so she wrote, “A Lebanese singer artist, in which I am proud of my country, donated 2 million.” A dollar from her wealth to Syria, she did not say, but I hope she will.

The artist, Massari, also wrote, announcing his donation of the profits from his next show, saying: "In these moments, we had the opportunity to come together and give back to our society. I donate money from my program on the eleventh to the victims of the earthquake in Syria and Turkey."

While there was controversy about George Wassouf's donation, there are several reports of his donations to Syria in the amount of 1.5 billion Syrian pounds, while she donated, but his business administration refused to disclose the truth about this number. Leave the space for him to keep it to himself.