“The story still has rest.” How did the Arab stars react to the “Al-Aqsa Flood”?

“#Flood_Al-Aqsa” is the hashtag currently at the top of all social networking sites, and Arab stars interacted with it, commenting on the increasing events launched by the Palestinian resistance since the early hours of this morning. The hashtag received strong Arab interaction and great solidarity from celebrities from Arab countries, and many of them celebrated what he achieved. The Palestinians have so far achieved no achievement within their lands, and some have linked what happened to the anniversary of the victory of October 1973, which occurred yesterday, to say that Egypt was October 6 while Palestine was 7.

" Speciali " reviews the most prominent commentators on the event: Several stories, in addition to a post, were shared by the artist Nisreen Tafesh via the short stories feature on her official Instagram account, and she wrote to you: “For the sake of the tears of every Palestinian boy and Palestinian mother, the reckoning will be difficult. Go back to Europe from which you came. Palestine is neither your land nor your time, and depart from Our Holy Land, and followed it with a comment, “Palestine is a free creation.”

The artist Ahmed Al-Ahmad published a picture in his story of the Palestinian and Syrian flags together, as an expression of his solidarity

While media personality Nadia Al-Zoubi commented: “Officially... the greatest day in the lives of our entire generation.”

Nima Riyad published a picture with the words “Victory from God and conquest is near.”

Meanwhile, journalist Mona Abu Hamza commented: “Despite my absolute rejection of violence... I wonder if the fear of settlers fleeing their homes reminds them of the massacres and displacement that Palestinians have been suffering from for more than 70 years.”

Great support and joy from celebrities in “Al-Aqsa Flood” Jordanian Omar Hamidat also shared the Palestinian people’s sentiments, saying: “The Palestinian’s home belongs to the Palestinian.”

Also, actress Sulaf Fawakherji wrote on a picture of a Palestinian flag: “Morning of Palestine, dream and certainty.”

Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama shared: “A thousand salutes to the steadfast heroes of Palestine... Palestine remains for its oppressed and heroic people.”

The artist Latifa wrote in a tweet on her official account on the X website: “My heart is with you, my people in Gaza.. May God protect you and have mercy on the martyrs. This is another never-ending sadness in the shocking Palestine.. Gaza is resisting.”

While the artist Musabih bin Hashem also participated in supporting Palestine

For his part, the artist Akram Hosni wrote in a post on his official Instagram account: “How many small groups have defeated many groups, God willing... the Al-Aqsa flood.”

“There is still more to the story” Muhammad Heneidi also posted a picture of Jerusalem on his Instagram account, and commented: May God protect you and grant you victory, and there is still the rest of the story, Palestine is Arab.

As for Munther Rayahneh, he posted a video on his Instagram account, congratulating the Palestinian people, and commented, saying: Joy has become two joys. May God protect you, O Lord. Palestine, Gaza, happy with the flood and happy with Al-Aqsa. Likewise, the Syrian woman, Sulaf Fawakherji, wrote: Oh God, grant them victory

For her part, the artist Shukran Murtaja published a picture in which she expressed her solidarity with the Palestinians and with the song Zahrat Al-Mada’in by Mrs. Fairouz.

As for the artist Razan Maghribi, she shared a picture of the Palestinian flag and commented, “Always in the heart.”

Also, Jordanian singer Diana Karazon wrote: “Oh God, grant the people of Palestine victory and glory.”

Media personality Ola Al-Fares published a picture with the words “Victory from God, O God, give you the victory that you promised,” and attached the comment “O God, we entrust Palestine and its people to you.”

Meanwhile, the artist Shams Al-Kuwaiti wrote: “Courage in an era of a lot of weakness and submissiveness. The Al-Aqsa flood is a new crossing and a great hope for generations who may see the victory of a nation that has suffered a lot.”