Balqees: My Heart Hurts for Lebanon and the Gulf
Singer Balqees expressed deep sorrow over the recent events in Lebanon and several Gulf countries, wishing safety and peace for all citizens and calling for better days ahead.
💬 Balqees’ Message
On her official X account, Balqees wrote:
"My heart hurts for #Lebanon ❤️ A beautiful country with wonderful, generous people.. I wish them peace and calm, and I pray for my family, our children in #Gulf_Arab, and the entire Arab world for safety and better days.. Mercy upon all the martyrs, and may Allah bring joy and celebration to all hearts 🙏🏼 #Balqees" 🌟
Her words highlight her deep humanity and emphasize the importance of peace and coexistence in the region.
🌐 Escalation in the Region
The last hours saw a second wave of Israeli airstrikes on Tehran and suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon.
⚡ Earlier, Israel targeted Tehran and Tabriz, aiming at "central command centers housing elements linked to the Iranian regime."
⚡ The first wave targeted military sites and large complexes affiliated with Iranian Basij forces.
The Israeli army stated the strikes aim to damage key operational and strategic capacities of the Iranian regime, escalating regional tension and affecting civilians.
🌿 Calls for Peace and Hope
In light of these developments, Balqees called for peace and safety, hoping life returns to normal in Lebanon and the Gulf, and wishing the coming days to be full of joy, calm, and security across the Arab world. ✨
💬 Fans responded widely to her post, emphasizing the importance of human solidarity during crises.
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