"Those who apologized, I salute their courage." Jamal Suleiman defends Syrian stars

After the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, many Syrian artists who were considered to be pro-government rushed to apologize to the people and said that they were either forced or deceived, such as Sulaf Fawakherji, Ayman Zidan, and Duraid Lahham.

Artists' apology is "courageous" Commenting on this, artist Jamal Suleiman revealed in his interview with ET Bil Arabi that he sees this apology as a sign of courage on their part, as they admitted that they were wrong. He confirmed that he does not know any artist whose hands were stained with blood, so forgiving them is possible.

He continued that the only thing that is forgiven is blood, even if anyone committed a crime, this has nothing to do with us, so we cannot force anyone to forgive. This is related to the families of the victims, whether they forgive or not.

Jamal Suleiman: I did not drive the street Commenting on what happened in Syria recently, Suleiman confirmed that he had been with the movement from the beginning because it was right for a country whose youth wanted justice, dignity and equal rights. He also revealed that he did not take to the streets and would not claim that he led a street, but rather was trying to convey his ideas through his dramatic works in which he talked about corruption and the security state.

Looking forward to building a real state Jamal Suleiman warned that after these celebrations, the Syrians must look at the country and how it should be built, and what the upcoming laws and the form of government that suits Syria with all its spectrums will be, as the picture is not yet complete.

It is noteworthy that Jamal Suleiman previously stated that he does not rule out running for the presidency of the republic if he does not see anyone better than him for that.