Wael Ramadan supports Sulaf Fawakherji after she was removed from the Artists Syndicate.

Syrian artist Wael Ramadan expressed his strong condemnation of the Syrian Artists Syndicate's decision to remove his wife, Sulaf Fawakherji, from the syndicate's records. He posted an emotional post on his official social media accounts, expressing his great pride in Fawakherji's artistic career. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

A romantic message from Wael Ramadan to Sulaf Fawakherji Ramadan posted a photo of Fawakhirji attending the Cannes Film Festival, and wrote a touching comment saying: "Cleopatra, O Queen of the Ages, Asmahan, the joy of all places, Scheherazade, you are the address of love... O you who added shades and colors to life..." He also added: "There is no honor for a prophet in his own country, but know, Zenobia, that Julia is part of us, and you are Bilqis, if the time comes..."

The reason for removing Salaf Fawakherji from the union

The Syrian Artists Syndicate, headed by Mazen Al-Nattour, issued an official decision to expel actress Sulaf Fawakherji, citing her "deviation from the Syndicate's objectives," her denial of what it called "Assad's crimes," and her "denial of the suffering of the Syrian people," according to the text of the decision.

Syrian artists stand in solidarity with Fawakhirji and attack the union.

The decision was met with widespread discontent within the Syrian artistic community, with a number of artists quickly expressing their solidarity with Fawakherji. Among them were actress Reem Nasreddine and artist Qassem Melho, who wrote in his comment: "Zuhair Ramadan is still alive," referring to the practices of former head of the Artists Syndicate Zuhair Ramadan, who was known for his controversial decisions to suspend artists' memberships for political reasons. 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.

Reactions are escalating on social media.

Social media witnessed a wave of controversy and interaction following the decision, with many expressing their surprise at the union's stance, calling for respect for freedom of expression and appreciation for Sulaf Fawakherji's long artistic career.