Lebanese stars and prominent figures have taken to social media to express their sentiments regarding the ongoing situation in Lebanon.
Singer Mohamed Khairy shared a message of solidarity, writing, “We are going through very challenging days, and each day is harder than the last. There are no words to describe this pain. I pray for Lebanon, my beloved, and for the Arabian Gulf, and all our Arab nations for peace and better days, God willing.”
Haifa Wehbe simply posted, “Peace for Lebanon.”
Ammar Shalq shared a quote from writer Farouk Gouida, stating: “Homelands sometimes seem harsh when they steal our hopes and we become strangers within them. How many homelands give us their name and capture our security away.”
Majd Moussalli commented, “The sweet world is sad today.”
Amer Zayan wrote, “To my beloved country Lebanon, and to all Arab countries, and to the people of the whole world, I hope the coming days will be calmer, and security and peace will return to every home.”
As Lebanon continues to face challenges, a wave of support has poured in from its most recognizable faces. The outpouring of emotion from these stars reflects the deep connection Lebanese artists maintain with their homeland and the wider Arab world.
Singer Mohamed Khairy expressed his heartache on social media, stating, “We are going through very difficult days, and each day is harder than the last. There are no words to describe this pain. I pray for Lebanon, my beloved, and for the Arabian Gulf, and all our Arab nations for peace and better days, God willing.”
Actress Haifa Wehbe offered a simple but poignant message: “Peace for Lebanon.”
Actor Ammar Shalq shared a quote from writer Farouk Gouida, reflecting on the feeling of displacement: “Homelands sometimes seem harsh when they steal our hopes and we become strangers within them. How many homelands give us their name and take our security away.”
Majd Moussalli conveyed a sense of collective sadness, writing, “The sweet world is sad today.”
Amer Zayan extended his hopes for a peaceful future, stating, “To my beloved country Lebanon, and to all Arab countries, and to the people of the whole world, I hope the coming days will be calmer, and security and peace will return to every home.”
