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CROSSFIREARABIA – A married couple and their two children were killed, Thursday morning, after the Israeli military struck a house in the Beit Lahia Project, north Gaza. The four dead were brought to the Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. And the name of the martyrs were father, Momen Abdel Rahman, wife, Haneen Musa Faris and their daughters: 12-year-old Lana and 8-year-old Bana.
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Raed Al Taweel writes:
Do not belittle yourself simply because you are different from others. Every soul has its own unique role, every heart its own melody, and every personality its own message. Be true to yourself; do not become a mere shadow of someone else. God did not create identical souls; He created distinct individuals, each with a specific purpose. How beautiful it is to recognize your own worth—just as you are—rather than as others wish you to be. May your morning be filled with the certainty that your differences are not shortcomings, and that the most beautiful thing about you is precisely what makes you you. O God, grant us sincerity of soul, steadfastness of heart, and a legacy of goodness.
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May God have mercy on the “Lion Cub of Palestine,” Fares Odeh. On October 29, 2000, an Associated Press photojournalist captured an image of Fares Odeh standing alone before a tank, a stone in his hand and his arm drawn back to throw it. Ten days later, on November 8, Odeh was again throwing stones at the Al-Muntar crossing when occupation soldiers shot him in the neck, and he fell as a martyr. Subsequently, both the boy and the photograph attained iconic status within the Palestinian territories, serving as a symbol of resistance against Israel’s occupation of the region.
I named my youngest son Fares out of love for the “Fares of Palestine.”
