Arab Stars Express Solidarity with Lebanon Amid Escalating Conflict

Arab entertainment figures are using their public platforms to express solidarity with Lebanon following Israeli airstrikes that have resulted in hundreds of martyrs and thousands of injuries.

On April 9, 2026, reports indicated that Haifa Wehbe commented on the massacres in Beirut, addressing the situation regarding the Lebanese state and Iran. At the same time, Majida El Roumi commented on the war in Lebanon, discussing the country’s resilience and its ability to remain steadfast while suffering loss.

Other prominent stars, including Elissa, Nawal El Zoghbi, and Yasmine El Khatib, have also voiced their support for Lebanon during the crisis.

Ongoing Celebrity Reactions

This current wave of support follows a pattern of public reactions from the region’s artistic community. On December 6, 2024, several high-profile artists shared messages of grief and prayers for the Lebanese people across various social media platforms.

Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab expressed her sorrow on X, stating My heart is sad for the country that taught me joy and resilience. She described Lebanon as one of the most beautiful countries in the world and offered a prayer for help and support.

Singer Tamer Hosny used his Instagram stories to post the message, O God, protect Lebanon.

Tunisian actress Hend Sabry shared an image of the Lebanese flag on Instagram, writing O Protector, we entrust our people in Lebanon and Gaza to you. Let the injustice reach its peak, O God.

Under the hashtag #LebanonUnderBombing, Tunisian singer Saber Rebai called for Peace and safety to our people in Lebanon on Instagram, adding a prayer for the protection of the country and its people from all evil.

Egyptian actress Mona Zaki also shared the Lebanese flag on Instagram, writing O God, protect our people, our brothers, and our friends in Lebanon. Our hearts are with you.

Jordanian artist Saba Mubarak and Iraqi artist Rahma Riad both shared the same image of explosions in Lebanon on their respective Instagram accounts, accompanied by the comment Peace and safety to Lebanon.

These reactions from the entertainment industry mirror broader regional responses to the conflict, as artists continue to use their reach to highlight the humanitarian situation in Lebanon.