Maxim Khalil: "The Syrian citizen's right is restored by law"

Syrian star Maxim Khalil spoke about the importance of resorting to the law against those who committed crimes against the Syrian people, through his official account on the “X” application.

Maxim Khalil's talk Maxim said: "Despite all the oppression of many of our people in Syria... but preserving the life of Atef Najib and many of the figures responsible for committing crimes and massacres against the Syrian people and bringing them to a fair and photographed legal trial before the people is very important for society towards the idea of justice, law and civil peace."

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The necessity of resorting to the law Khalil continued his speech: "The return of the rights of Syrians through the law is much more important than revenge. It will give Syrians peace of mind and respect for the judiciary and law that protect them, and will deter many from committing crimes in the future. The rights of the Syrian citizen must be returned through the law. Transitional justice is the justice of the law."

Ahmed al-Sharaa, President of Syria This comes after the Military Operations Administration in Syria announced that the position of President of the country in the transitional phase would be assigned to Ahmed al-Sharaa, less than two months after the overthrow of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

The Crossing TV series Maxim Khalil recently participated in the series "Al-Ma'bar", starring Abbas Al-Nouri, Karis Bashar, Anas Tayara, Lynn Ghra, and Khaled Al-Qish. The series is a social police series, consisting of 15 episodes. The events take place in a dramatic framework that sheds light on smuggling operations that took place in 2005, through illegal crossings between Lebanon and Syria. It is based on the story of Mu’ayyad al-Nabulsi, and the script and dialogue were prepared by Hamza al-Lahham, and directed by Yazan Hisham Sharbatji.