Syrian actress Slava Fouad responded to recent attacks on social media, stating that the insults do not affect her personally, but rather "reflect the mentality and morals of those who express them." In a post on the X platform, she wrote: "Your insults will not harm me, even if I blink in an instant." The actress stated that these attacks do not affect her morale, but only demonstrate the low morality of the attackers. Slava Fouad believes that morality is the main criterion for true strength. Her post received a wide response from followers, who expressed their strong protest against the transformation of expressing an opinion into personal insults. Previously, the actress faced sharp criticism and attacks due to her support for the former Syrian regime. She wrote: "Shame on our ignorance with your arguments, shame on our mistakes with your knowledge, shame on your morals. Is that not the morality of a victor?". At the end of her post, Slava addressed her attackers, saying: "I pray to God to guide you and achieve a moral victory for you, and then we will all stop saying 'if only'. The decision to expel her from the Syrian Artists Union caused a wide resonance, leading to an escalation of attacks after her provocative statements and opinions expressed over the past few months.
