Syrian actress Sulaf Fawakherji revealed that her social media accounts have been the target of repeated hacking attempts, which have resulted in the deletion of several of her posts.

As of the time this news was reported, the reason behind the cyberattacks remains unclear. On her official account on the platform "X," she wrote:“Hacking attempts on all my social media pages, emails, and phone number are in full swing… and haven’t stopped, as if they were ways of intimidation and domination!”

Fawakherji expressed her dismay at the persistent violations of her privacy across her platforms, which sparked widespread reactions among her followers.

She noted that a number of her posts had been removed recently, adding:“Today, many of my posts have been deleted, including artistic and social ones… I don’t know the reason… Thank you.”

Sulaf Fawakherji Struck Off Artists Syndicate Register

It’s worth noting that the Syrian Artists Syndicate recently announced that Sulaf Fawakherji had been removed from its registry, citing "controversial statements" she made.

In an official statement, the syndicate said the decision was based on internal regulations, which allow the dismissal of members who "deviate from the syndicate’s goals."

Return to the Drama Scene

Sulaf Fawakherji is returning to the screen with a new Egyptian series titled “Qalb Zeinab” (Zeinab’s Heart), written by Judge Bahaa Al-Mary and directed by Hosny Saleh. The director announced the project on his official Facebook page, writing:“Sulaf Fawakherji… Qalb Zeinab, written by Judge Bahaa Al-Mary and directed by Hosny Saleh.”

First Lead Role in Egyptian Drama in 15 Years

The series marks Fawakherji’s strong comeback to Egyptian drama after more than 15 years, with her last lead role being in the 2010 series “Cleopatra.”

Her most recent appearance in Egyptian TV was a guest role in “Empire M” alongside Khaled El Nabawy and Nour El Nabawy.