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Lebanese Music Stars Suspend Activities Amid Ongoing Crisis
Lebanese music stars have begun suspending their artistic activities and postponing concerts in a show of solidarity with their country, as it continues to face escalating tensions and the impact of ongoing Israeli attacks. The collective decision reflects a growing sense of responsibility among artists during a time of national distress.
Majida El Roumi Leads the Move
Among the first to take this stance was Majida El Roumi, who announced the suspension of all her artistic commitments. She also confirmed the postponement of her concerts both in Lebanon and abroad, citing the ongoing military escalation and airstrikes as the main reasons behind her decision.
More Artists Follow in Solidarity
Following her lead, Nancy Ajram decided to pause all her professional engagements for an initial period of one month, including concerts and music releases, until the situation stabilizes. Similarly, Elissa confirmed the postponement of her performances, emphasizing that she cannot separate her role as an artist from her identity as a Lebanese citizen during such difficult times.
Ongoing Delays and Uncertain Timelines
In the same context, Wael Jassar announced a temporary halt to his activities out of respect for the challenging conditions facing the country and the region. Meanwhile, a source close to Ragheb Alama revealed that the release of his upcoming album has been postponed, with its launch depending on how the situation unfolds in the coming period.
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