Tell me – The Jordanian film Al-Hara, the Circle, set in a neighborhood dominated by gossip and violence east of the capital Amman, has caused a lot of controversy because it contains obscene words. Social media platforms were buzzing with discussions about the film’s content and the message to be conveyed by it, between a … Read more
video duration 02 minutes 21 seconds 02:21 Members of the United Nations Security Council unanimously agreed to extend the mechanism for providing humanitarian aid to millions of Syrians through the Bab al-Hawa crossing on the border with Turkey for a period of 6 months. Washington welcomed the decision, while Moscow has confirmed that its approval … Read more
The United Nations Security Council unanimously approves the extension of the system of transporting aid to Syrian refugees through the Bab al-Hawa crossing, and the US delegate vows not to provide any support to government projects until a global agreement will be reached. The Security Council unanimously agrees to extend the supply of aid to … Read more
The absence of Syria stars from the funeral of Wadih Ibn Sultan al-Tarab, George Wassouf, which was held yesterday in his hometown in the city of Kafroun, has caused great confusion among followers who have asked why. To clarify the matter, the head of the Damascus branch of the Artists Union, Tamader Ghanem, told Fuchsia … Read more
“MTV” channel said the Syrian city of Kafroun will witness a massive public reception for the body of the late Wadih Wassouf, son of “Sultan of Tarab” George Wassouf. According to the channel, the funeral procession left from Ashrafieh towards Syria, noting that the reception ceremony, which will take place today at 5 pm, takes … Read more
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Syrian artist George Wassouf, known as the “Sultan of Tarab,” announced the death of his son Wadih on his Twitter account on Friday. Wassouf was known for his intense attachment to his late son, and the Syrian artist was called “Abu Wadih.” In an earlier post by Wassouf on … Read more