This is how Syrian and Arab stars celebrated the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime

Arab stars and artists celebrated the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime after 14 years of the Syrian popular revolution that took place in Syria.

And the beginning is with the artist Ayman Zidan who wrote on his Facebook account: “I say it out loud, how delusional I was. Perhaps we were prisoners of the culture of fear, or perhaps we feared change because we imagined that it would lead to blood and chaos. But here we are entering a new phase with men whose nobility amazed us in spreading the culture of tolerance and the desire to restore the unity of the Syrian people. Thank you because I feel that I have bravely buried my fear and delusions. I apologize for what I saw and thought.”

As for Asala, she wrote on Instagram: “Free Syria, thank God for your safety, my country.”

In turn, the artist, Sulaf Fawakherji, posted on Instagram, saying, “Long live Syria.”

Artist Maxim Khalil, who was considered one of the most vocal opponents of Bashar al-Assad’s rule, posted videos on Instagram in which he addressed the Syrians who had triumphed over terrorism.

Artist Susan Arshid posted a video on Instagram in which she expressed her happiness at the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime and asked Syrians to give an honorable image of Syria.

Artist Amal Arafa wrote on Facebook congratulating the Syrian people, saying: “The morning from Damascus on this date is different, it has a taste we have not known since my life!! Congratulations to the new Syria.”

Artist Yara Sabri wrote several posts, including: “Congratulations to all of us, eternity has come to an end, and great Syria is not the monopoly of one person or one person... Syria is for all Syrians.”

She also wrote: "Syrians, are you ready for us to take a tour of our beautiful country? Heart to heart and hand to hand, everyone, all Syrians, without exception."

Sabry also participated in publishing the names of detainees who were released from prisons to reassure people about them.