Sulaf Fawakherji's first reaction after being expelled from the union

In a surprising move, actress Sulaf Fawakherji broke her silence regarding the Syrian Artists Syndicate's decision to revoke her membership, choosing to respond indirectly, sparking widespread reaction in the artistic and media community. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Widespread reaction to the decision to remove Sulaf Fawakherji

The decision to remove her from the program sparked widespread outrage among a number of artistic and media figures, as well as Sulaf Fawakherji's fans, who expressed their solidarity with her through messages of support and encouragement spread across social media.

Wafaa Amer supports Sulaf Fawakherji: "You are like diamonds and gold"

Egyptian actress Wafaa Amer announced her full solidarity with Fawakherji in a post on her official Facebook account. She noted that she is looking forward to collaborating with him on the upcoming series "Zainab's Heart," directed by Hosni Saleh and written by Bahaa Al-Mari.

Wafaa Amer's post included a touching description of Fawakherji as "like diamonds and gold," which drew interaction from dozens of followers who expressed their support for the Syrian artist.

Slaf Fawakherji's response: "Your love is my true wealth."

In her first reaction to Wafaa Amer's support, Sulaf Fawakherji posted a comment saying: "Your love and embrace are my true wealth, my noble lady. Egypt and its people are my diamonds, the highest and most precious."

This response received widespread interaction from her fans, who reaffirmed her artistic and humanitarian standing.

Sulaf Fawakherji continues to spread messages of support

Although she has not issued a direct statement, Fawakhirji continues to share posts and messages of support from artistic and cultural figures and the wider public, calling for a reversal of the decision they described as "unjust" and "prejudicial."

The activists emphasized that Sulaf Fawakherji's long artistic career cannot be ignored, pointing out that she has never been involved in defending the regime's crimes, but has always stood with humanitarian causes.

Widespread Arab technical support: Artist Wahida Dridi criticizes the union Support was not limited to Syrian and Egyptian artists, but also included Arab artistic figures such as Tunisian artist Wahida Dridi, who criticized the union's decision, considering it an abuse of power to suppress diverse opinions. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Statement by the Syrian Artists Syndicate: Reasons for membership cancellation

In an official statement, the Syrian Artists Syndicate announced the expulsion of Sulaf Fawakherji's membership on Wednesday evening, citing what it described as her "deviation from the syndicate's objectives," her "denial of Assad's crimes," and her "disregard for the suffering of Syrians," according to the statement.