Wael Ramadan Defends Slava Fawakherji’s Delisting

Syrian actor Wael Ramadan has publicly condemned the Syrian Artists’ Syndicate’s decision to delist his wife, Slava Fawakherji, from its records. In an emotional social media post, Ramadan expressed pride in Fawakherji’s illustrious career, sparking widespread support and criticism of the syndicate’s controversial move.

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Ramadan’s Romantic Tribute to Fawakherji

Ramadan shared a photo of Fawakherji from her appearance at the Cannes Film Festival, accompanied by a heartfelt caption: “Cleopatra, queen of time, Asmahan of music, Scheherazade of love… you’ve painted life with vibrant colors.” He added, “No prophet is honored in their homeland, but know, Zenobia, that Julia Domna carries your essence, and Balkis shines when the time comes.”

Why Was Fawakherji Delisted?

The Syrian Artists’ Syndicate, led by Mazen Natour, issued an official decision to remove Fawakherji, citing her alleged “deviation from the syndicate’s goals,” denial of what they called “Assad’s crimes,” and “disregard for the Syrian people’s suffering,” according to the statement.

Syrian Artists Rally Behind Fawakherji

The decision triggered outrage in Syria’s artistic community, with several artists voicing solidarity. Actress Reem Nasruddin and actor Qassem Melho were among the supporters, with Melho commenting, “Zuheir Ramadan is still alive,” alluding to the controversial tenure of former syndicate head Zuheir Ramadan, known for politically motivated membership freezes.

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Social Media Erupts in Debate

The decision ignited heated discussions online, with many expressing shock at the syndicate’s stance. Fans and supporters demanded respect for Fawakherji’s artistic legacy and her right to free expression, amplifying calls for accountability.