In her own way.. Sulaf Fawakherji supports Palestine

Syrian artist Sulaf Fawakherji published pictures in which she expressed her support for Palestine and the Palestinian people in her own way.

Sulaf Fawakherji supports Palestine The Syrian artist appeared in the photos that she posted on her personal account on Instagram, wearing a dress embossed with Palestinian keffiyeh patterns in the colors of white, black, and pink. She wore green palms, and commented on her post with the following words: “Palestine revealed the lie, broke the restrictions, and crossed the borders. Palestine, the dream and the certainty, with the symbolism of the lines.” Her black and white keffiyeh, fishing nets extending from the fishermen of Mesopotamia to the fishermen of the Mediterranean, and the greenness of the blessed olive leaves and their age as long as the earth.” She added: “Our traditional fashions are not just fabric. In every pattern, color, knot and stitch there is a human story, the roots of history and a true story.” He dies".

The post received great interaction from followers who expressed their support for Palestine and the Palestinian people and praised this sincere gesture by Slav.

The most important information about Sulaf Fawakherji She is a Syrian artist who was born and raised in Latakia Governorate in Syria. She studied in the Department of Archeology at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Damascus, and also studied fine arts and sculpture at the Adham Ismail Institute. She returned to continue her studies for a master’s degree in archeology several years ago.

The beginning of her artistic career was through her participation in the film “The Travel” with director Raymond Boutros, and this opened up an opportunity for her to later work with the late director Abdel Latif Abdel Hamid in the film “Naseem Al Ruh”, so that she would later continue her artistic works and make a brilliant name in the field of art and drama. .

She married the Syrian artist Wael Ramadan and gave birth to two sons, Hamza and Ali, who participated with her in a number of works, including the series “The Belle and the Old Woman,” and a number of episodes of the Spotlight series, the last of which was her son Hamza’s participation in the movie “Kazi Rose,” which was directed by Wael Ramadan .