The passing of children Uday Mohammed Al-Arja (13 years old) and Naji Anas Al-Arja (7 years old) due to an airstrike targeting Rafah, southern Gaza Strip.
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Our martyrs are not mere numbers… They are stories left unfinished, dreams cut short before they could bloom, and laughter that once filled homes but now lingers as a memory in our hearts.
They are names etched into the land’s memory, faces that bombs could not erase, and souls soaring above us, watching, waiting for us to carry on the path.
In the Jargon Family Massacre... They departed together, leaving behind names that still echo despite their absence:
Eid, Mohammed, and Jihad left, their story unfinished.
Fidaa is gone, but she remains in the memory of those who loved her.
Zeinab, Fayrouz, and Ayloul—three flowers taken too soon.
Majdoleen dreamed of a distant future, but the bombing was closer.
Maryam, Bisan, and Layan, names that once filled the house with laughter, now remain as memories mourned by the walls.
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Our martyrs are not mere numbers… They are stories left unfinished, dreams cut short before they could bloom, and laughter that once filled homes but now lingers as a memory in our hearts.
Eid, Mohammed, and Jihad left, their story unfinished.
Fidaa is gone, but she remains in the memory of those who loved her.
Zeinab, Fayrouz, and Ayloul—three flowers taken too soon.
Maryam, Bisan, and Layan, names that once filled the house with laughter, now remain as memories mourned by the walls.
17 names... not numbers, but hearts that stopped beating and souls soaring in the sky of the homeland.