Mohammed Ayad Abu Ibrahim

“We are not numbers; our martyrs are our loved ones who had their dreams and colorful lives, which were tragically cut short by the occupation, leaving us with a sad ending and painful separation.”

Mohammed Ayad Abu Ibrahim, 30 years old.

“A father of three children, the oldest being three years old and the youngest still a few months old. Mohammed was a young, lively, athletic man, full of life and ready to embrace it.”

“Mohammed, my only brother, just two years older than me. We grew up together and experienced the most beautiful days. Mohammed worked as a truck driver, delivering goods and aid to Gaza during the war. Despite the danger and bombing, he continued his work to bring relief to others.”

“In the days leading up to his martyrdom, he stopped his truck on Salah al-Din Street amidst shelling and fire, calling out to people asking who needed water to provide it to them. Then, on December 13, 2023, my only brother Mohammed was martyred in an Israeli artillery bombardment on the city of Deir al-Balah.”