Arab Celebrities Celebrate the Fall of Assad's Regime
In a historic turn of events, the Syrian opposition has successfully overthrown the regime of Bashar al-Assad, marking the end of over six decades of Baath Party rule in Syria. This monumental shift has sparked a wave of celebrations among Arab celebrities who took to social media to express their support for the Syrian people. Bassem Youssef, a prominent media figure, shared heartfelt congratulations, emphasizing the need for safety and peace for the citizens of Syria. He stated, "One can only pray for the safety and security of the people of Syria and for their safe return to their homes and lands, safe and sound."
Lebanese singer Elissa also expressed her sentiments by sharing a poignant post about her cousin, a Lebanese prisoner found alive in Syrian jails, reflecting on the suffering endured by many under Assad's regime. Meanwhile, Fadl Shaker celebrated the victory of the Syrian people, stating, "Today, new lines will be written in the history of Syria... Syria has been liberated and we are all free today."
Other celebrities, including Jordanian actress Saba Mubarak and Syrian influencer Yassan Ismail, joined in the celebrations, with Ismail making a personal appeal to find her father, who has been missing for a decade. Kuwaiti traveler Mohammed Al-Maimouni also expressed his intention to visit Syria now that the regime has fallen, stating, "Whenever Kuwait opens its embassy in Damascus, you will find me there."
A New Chapter for Syria
The fall of Assad's regime has not only brought joy to many but also a sense of hope for a new beginning in Syria. Influencer Fayez Al-Maliki shared a post with images of Syrians who have suffered for years, expressing his relief at the regime's downfall. Additionally, Syrian artist Amal Saad El-Din shared a video showcasing life returning to normal in Damascus, highlighting the resilience of the Syrian people.
As the opposition continues to secure control over key cities, including Homs and Latakia, the future of Syria remains uncertain but filled with potential for recovery and rebuilding. The collective voice of Arab celebrities underscores a broader sentiment of solidarity with the Syrian people as they embark on this new chapter in their history.
