#Hassan Abdel Salam

[decolonize-the-left]

"Speaking to Al Jazeera, Omer Bartov, a professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University, says Israeli officials, both in Netanyahu’s coalition and in the opposition, have been speaking more openly about making Gaza unlivable for Palestinians.

“There have been ongoing statements in recent days … which seem to indicate a particular plan the Israeli government seems to want to implement, which is not only to create unbearable conditions for the population of Gaza, but actually to speak about removing the population,” he said.

“Or as one minister [far-right finance minister] Smotrich said, to encourage them to leave Gaza either to the Sinai Peninsula or to other countries that would welcome them,” Bartov said.

“Or that Israel would rule that area and as this particular minister said, there should be discussions about settling the Gaza Strip,” he said, adding if the current trajectory continues, the world is witnessing an operation of “ethnic cleansing under the mantle of humanitarian action”.

American Muslim leaders carried on a campaign launched earlier this month against President Joe Biden over his handling of the Gaza conflict.

#AbandonBiden campaign was first launched by Muslim leaders from Michigan, Minnesota, Arizona, Wisconsin, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania.

Saturday’s plan to actively campaign against Biden in all 50 US states was announced in Chicago, Illinois at the end of a national convention organised by the Muslim American Society and Islamic Circle of North America.

The leaders say they intend to guarantee Biden’s loss in the upcoming 2024 election over his refusal to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, where Israeli attacks have killed more than 21,000 people, mostly children and women.

“The president betrayed us because he violated the value of dignity and life. What’s the point of voting for you when you deny 2.2 million [in Gaza] people water?” said Hassan Abdel Salam, a spokesperson for the campaign.

" Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked the Biden administration for its continued backing, including approval for a new emergency weapons sale, the second this month.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken made a similar decision on December 9 to approve the sale to Israel of nearly 14,000 rounds of tank ammunition worth more than $106m.

Some Democratic lawmakers have spoken of making a proposed $14.3bn in American military assistance to Israel contingent on concrete steps by Netanyahu’s government to reduce civilian casualties in Gaza.

Netanyahu says Israel needs more time in Gaza.

“As the chief of staff said this week, the war will continue many more months. My policy is clear. We will continue to fight until we have achieved all the objectives of the war, first and foremost the annihilation of Hamas and the release of all the hostages.”

Keep protesting and boycotting and calling your reps and blocking ships and railroads

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[typicalbrainchaos]

List of journalists killed in Gaza by IDF

86 journalists, both men and women, have been KILLED BY Israeli army (IDF) since October 7th. The list consists the following names:

1. Journalist Muhammad Al-Salehi

2. Journalist Ibrahim Lafi

3. Journalist Muhammad Jarghoun

4. Journalist Asaad Shamlakh

5. Journalist Saeed Al-Taweel

6. Journalist Hisham Al-Nawajha

7. Journalist Muhammad Abu Rizk

8. Journalist A'id Al-Najjar

9. Journalist Muhammad Abu Matar

10. Journalist Rajab Al-Naqib

11. Journalist Ahmad Shihab

12. Journalist Abdel Rahman Shihab

13. Journalist Hossam Mubarak

14. Journalist Hani Al-Madhoun

15. Journalist Issam Bahar

16. Journalist Muhammad Baalousha

17. Journalist Abdel Hadi Habeib

18. Journalist Ali Nisman

19. Journalist Anas Abu Shamlah

20. Journalist Sameeh Al-Nadi

21. Journalist Khalil Abu Athra

22. Journalist Mahmoud Abu Zareefa

23. Journalist Muhammad Ali

24. Journalist Iman Al-Aqeeli

25. Journalist Muhammad Labad

26. Journalist Muhammad Al-Shurbaji

27. Journalist Rashdi Al-Sarraj

28. Journalist Muhammad Al-Hassani

29. Journalist Sa'id Halabi

30. Journalist Jamal Al-Faqawi

31. Journalist Ahmad Abu Mahadi

32. Journalist Yasser Abu Namus

33. Journalist Salma Makhimer

34. Journalist Duaa Shurafa

35. Journalist Salam Mimeh

36. Journalist Majd Kashkou

37. Journalist Emad Al-Wahidi

38. Journalist Hudhaifa Al-Najjar

39. Journalist Nazmi Al-Nadeem

40. Journalist Majd Arandas

41. Journalist Iyad Matar

42. Journalist Muhammad Al-Biari

43. Journalist Muhammad Abu Hatab

44. Journalist Zaheer Al-Afghani

45. Journalist Mustafa Al-Naqib

46. Journalist Haitham Harara

47. Journalist Muhammad Al-Jaja

48. Journalist Yahya Abu Manea

49. Journalist Muhammad Abu Hseira

50. Journalist Mahmoud Matar

51. Journalist Ahmad Al-Qura

52. Journalist Musa Al-Birsh

53. Journalist Ahmad Feteima

54. Journalist Yaqoub Al-Birsh

55. Journalist Amr Abu Hayeh

56. Journalist Mustafa Al-Sawaf

57. Journalist Abdul Haleem Awad

58. Journalist Sari Mansour

59. Journalist Husayna Islaim

60. Journalist Bilal Jad Allah

61. Journalist Ala'a Al-Namr

62. Journalist Ayaat Khaddoura

63. Journalist Muhammad Al-Zak

64. Journalist Asim Al-Birsh

65. Journalist Muhammad Ayash

66. Journalist Mustafa Bukeir

67. Journalist Amal Zuhd

68. Journalist Musab Ashour

69. Journalist Nader Al-Nazli

70. Journalist Jamal Hinniyah

71. Journalist Abdullah Darwish

72. Journalist Muntasir Al-Sawaf

73. Journalist Marwan Al-Sawaf

74. Journalist Adham Hossuna

75. Journalist Muhammad Faraj Allah

76. Journalist Hudhaifa Lulu

77. Journalist Hassan Faraj Allah

78. Journalist Shaima Al-Jazar

79. Journalist Mahmoud Salem

80. Journalist Abdul Hameed Al-Qarinaawi

81. Journalist Hamada Al-Yazji

82. Journalist Husam Amar

83. Journalist Ola Atallah

84. Journalist Duaa Al-Jabour

85. Journalist Nourmin Qawas

86. Journalist Muhammad Abu Samra

Journalists have been targeted, them and their families.

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On 26 October, the Palestinian Ministry of Health released the list of names of Palestinians killed since 7 October. Among them, from the al-Najjar family, are:

Fatima Khalil Mahmoud (74);

Fahmi Muhammad Hamdan (74) and his wife;

Fahmi's son Muhammad Fahmi Muhammad (41), pictured above on the left, his wife, and their children Omar Muhammad Fahmi (14), Abdul Rahman Muhammad Fahmi (13), Fatima Muhammad Fahmi (5), Yusuf Muhammad Fahmi (4), and Anas Muhammad Fahmi (3);

and Fahmi's son Firas Fahmi Muhammad (36) and his children Fatima Firas Fahmi (10), Obaida Firas Fahmi (8), Aleman Firas Fahmi (5), and Sarah Firas Fahmi (3);

Hamdan Hamdan Ahmed (56) and his children Ehteram Hamdan Hamdan (34) and Muhammad Hamdan Hamdan (17);

Ayman Shaaban Shukri (55), pictured above on right;

Hanan Ahmed Muhammad (55) and her brother Muhammad Ahmed Muhammad;

Zahra Ibrahim Muhammad (52);

Muhammad Salman Shaldan (52); 

Amal Hamada Khalil (50);

Suhaila Hussein Hassan (45) and her sister Samira Hussein Hassan (58);

Ramadan Ibrahim Suleiman (45);

Fathia Abdel Hafez Khalil (44);

Fateen Fawzi Muhammad (42) and her siblings Mazen Fawzi Muhammad (34), Bara'a Fawzi Muhammad (28), and Soha Fawzi Muhammad;

Sawsan Sobhi Abdel Salam (41);

Haneen Saad Mustafa (34);

Khulud Atta Muhammad (34);

Dua Bashir Abdel Karim (32);

Salman Amin Salman (32);

Samah Khader Saleh (30);

Mahmud Talal Awad (28);

Muhammad Shaldan Salman (26) and his siblings Mahmud Shaldan Salman (25), Rawan Shaldan Salman (22), and Ruba Shaldan Salman (17);

Ghada Nabil Hassan (26) and her sibling Farah Nabil Hassan (10);

Afnan Zaki Jumaa (25); 

Farah Suleiman Salman (24) and their siblings Nadim Suleiman Salman (20), Yazan Suleiman Salman (14), and Safa Suleiman Salman (1);

Abdul Moin Salman (23);

Rana Ahmed Abdel Majeed (23);

Muhammad Ahmed Mahmoud (16);

Sama Fahd Musa (16) and her siblings Hikmat Fahd Musa (13) and Muhammad Fahd Musa (9);

Shahid Muhammad Hussein (14) and his sibling Waaed Muhammad Hussein (12);

Mahmoud Ahmed Saleh (12);

Salma Muhammad Rasmi (6);

Obaida Muhammad Rajaa (6) and her sister Toulin Muhammad Rajaa (4);

Moeen Suleiman Moeen (6) and his siblings Jude Suleiman Moeen (4), Mihraman Suleiman Moeen (1), and Zayn al-Din Suleiman Moeen (less than a year old);

Aya Salah al-Din Hamdan (4) and her brother Sanad Salah al-Din Hamdan (3);

Omar Ahmed Nawaf (3) and his sister Aya Ahmed Nawaf (1);

Ayed Ismail, his wife, and their three children, including Juri Ayed Ismail (1);

Bassel, an engineer and a father to four children who is remembered for being "extremely talented" and "very generous with people;"

Lubna Muhammad Youssef (23);

Nisreen Muhammad Muhammad (less than a year old);

Hassan Mahmoud Ibrahim (33) and his children Adam Hassan Mahmoud, Ali Hassan Mahmoud, and Jana Hassan Mahmoud (2);

Afaf Muhammad Abdel Mohsen (49);

Arkan Fawzi Salman and his sisters Rana Fawzi Salman (39) and Lauren Fawzi Salman;

Ibtisam Ibrahim Hamdan (61);

Raed Hamada Muhammad (24);

Tariq Musa Suleiman (38);

Muhammad Abdelkarim Muhammad (46) and his sons Abdelkarim Muhammad Abdelkarim (15) and Wasim Muhammad Abdelkarim (13);

Sanaa Kayan Hamada (39);

Abdullah Ayesh Abdul (70) and his daughter Shaima Abdullah Ayesh (34);

Essam Muhammad Essam (10) and his sister Sarah Muhammad Essam (11);

Subhia Kamel Ibrahim (59);

Shaer Walid Hassan (37) and his sister Rawa Walid Hassan (28);

Wadih Yahya Hassan (33), who was martyred by iof forces during their storming of Hebron;

Shadi Nasser Muhammad (22);

Tuhfa Hassan Hussein (22);

Yusuf Mahmud Mustafa (51) and his daughter Farida Yusuf Mahmud (32);

Islam Ibrahim Saeed (37);

Alaa Ziad Ismail (33);

Muhammad Awad Ismail (36);

Hudhayfah Tayseer Ayesh (33), a journalist;

and Amal Hamada Othman (2).

Counselor Muhammad Fahmi al-Najjar, who lived with and was martyred with 16 members of his family, including his wife and children, was a lawyer and member of the Board of the National Authority for Documentation and Prosecution of Occupation Crimes. His house was directly bombed. 

Their relative, Ramy Abdu, states that Fatima Khalil Mahmoud (Mukhalalti) and Fahmi Muhammad Hamdan al-Najjar were judges. Firas Fahmi Muhammad al-Najjar, whose wife and children were also martyred, was an engineer. 

You can read more about the human lives lost in Palestine on the Martyrs of Gaza Twitter account and on my blog.

[tamerashry]

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[tasksweekly]

[TASK 147: OMAN]

In celebration of Asian American Heritage Month, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 160+ Omani faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever faceclaim or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

F:

Amina Musa (1948) Omani - actress.

Amina Abdul Rasoul / Amina Abdel Rasoul (1955) Omani - actress.

Shamaa Mohamed (1958) Omani - actress.

Fakhreia Khameis (1960) Omani - actress.

Iman Mohammed Ali / Iman Mohammed Ali El Hamedan (1967) Omani - actress, singer, and tv presenter.

Ruwaida al-Mahrouqi (1975) Omani / Emirati - singer.

Zara Albalushi (1981) Omani / Pakistani - actress.

Buthaina Al Raisi (1983) Omani - actress.

Asmaa Seif (1984) Omani - tv host.

Areej Al Balushi (1986) Omani - instagrammer (mamacitaoficial).

Ghada Al Zadjali (1987) Omani - actress and model.

Wafaa El Baloshy (1988) Omani - actress.

Ghadeer Zayid (1990) Omani - actress.

Asma Mohammed Rafi (1991) Omani - singer.

Iman Albalushi (1994) Omani - makeup artist and instagrammer (iman_albalushi).

Wijdan Algharibi (1995) Omani - model (instagram: wijddaan1995).

Amal Almaqbali (1996) Omani - instagrammer (amal.almaqbali).

Be_beautifulxoxo_ (1997) Omani - makeup artist and instagrammer (be_beautifulxoxo_).

Emaan Zadjali (?) Omani / Unspecified White - singer-songwriter.

Balqees Al Balushi (?) Omani - model (instagram: balqees.albalushi).

Layla Al Siyabi (?) Omani - instagrammer (beinglayla_a).

Naeema Mohammed Almaqbali (?) Omani - instagrammer (thenaeema).

Sepide (?) Omani - instagrammer (___sepash).

Halima Al Abdulsalam (?) Omani - instagrammer (halima.alabdulsalam).

Albulushi Aliya (?) Omani - actress.

Samira Al Wahaibi (?) Omani - actress.

Mona Al Zadjaleya (?) Omani - actress.

Aisha Elias (?) Omani - actress.

Shaymaa El Hamadi (?) Omani - actress.

Bara’a Al Hadefeya (?) Omani - actress.

Israa al Lawati (?) Omani - Miss Arab World 2019.

F - Athletes:

Hamida Al-Habsi (1987) Omani - shot putter and discus thrower.

Wadha Al-Balushi (1989) Omani - sports shooter.

Fatma Al-Nabhani (1991) Omani - tennis player.

Buthaina Al-Yaqoubi (1991) Omani - sprinter.

Shinoona Al-Habsi (1993) Omani - sprinter.

Mazoon Al-Alawi (1997) Omani - sprinter.

Ibtisam Al Salmi (?) Omani - sailor.

Thuriya Al Abdal (?) Omani - taekwondo practitioner.

Ghalia Al Jabri (?) Omani - wheelchair shot putter.

M:

Saleh Zaal (1953) Omani - actor.

Ibrahim Al Zadjali (1969) Omani - actor.

Anis El Habib (1972) Omani - actor and director.

Issam Al-Zadjali (1978) Omani - actor.

Salah al Zadjali (1979) Omani - singer.

Ahmed Maarouf (1983) Omani - actor.

Salim Ghalib (1984) Omani - rapper.

Abdulhakeem Al Salehi (1984) Omani - actor.

Jaifar Al Kabouri / Jaifar Alkhaboury (1987) Omani - actor.

Mahmoud Noufli (1990) Omani - singer.

Haitham Mohammed Rafi (1993) Omani - singer.

Kamil Al-Hinai (?) Omani - actor and model.

Hanood / Muhannad Al-Adwani (?) Omani - rapper.

Salim El Aremi (?) Omani - singer and guitarist.

Mohammed Al Mungi (?) Omani - singer.

Ali Al-Amri (?) Omani - actor.

Sham Maskari / Hisham Al Maskari (?) Omani / British - rapper-songwriter and singer.

Faisal Alaamry (?) Omani - actor.

Amer El Seyaby (?) Omani - actor.

Taleb Mohamed / Taleb Al-Bloshy (?) Omani - actor.

Faisal Ahmad Salem Al Shibli (?) Omani - rapper.

Maasoma Al Dhahab (?) Omani - actor.

Sououd El Darmky (?) Omani - actor.

Yousef Al Balouchi (?) Omani - actor.

Seham Al Maymaneya (?) Omani - actor.

Jeehan Al Ballousheya (?) Omani - actor.

Ahmed Salem Al Balloushy (?) Omani - actor.

Saleh El Bahrany (?) Omani - actor.

Ahmed al-Hassani (?) Omani - actor.

Khalid Al-Zadjali (?) Omani - actor.

AbdelAziz El Selmy (?) Omani - actor.

Saleh Almqimi (?) Omani - actor.

Mahmod Bin Obaid Al-Hasany (?) Omani - actor.

Hamed Saeed (?) Omani - actor.

Moaead Yafei (?) Omani - actor.

Ibraheem Al-Bloshy (?) Omani - actor.

Hamad Mubarak (?) Omani - actor.

Khalil Al Balloushy (?) Omani - actor.

Fahad Al Balushi (?) Omani - actor.

Asaad Al Ra’eesy (?) Omani - musician.

M - Athletes:

Abdullah Salem Al-Khalidi (1958) Omani - sprinter.

Dadallah Al-Bulushi (1958) Omani - sports shooter.

Awadh Al-Sameer (1961) Omani - long-distance runner.

Abdullah Sulaiman Al-Akbary (1961) Omani - sprinter.

Mohammed Al-Malki (1962) Omani - sprinter.

Hilal Al Rasheedi (1963) Omani - sports shooter.

Amor Masoud Al-Sharji (1964) Omani - middle-distance runner.

Abdullah Salim Al-Barwani (1965) Omani - boxer.

Mohamed Al-Hashimi (1965) Omani - sprinter.

Hadhal Mohamed Al-Harithy (1965) Omani - boxer.

Abdullah Azzan Al-Akbary (1966) Omani - middle-distance runner.

Barakat Al-Sharji (1967) Omani - sprinter.

Mansour Al-Baloushi (1968) Omani - sprinter.

Hamed Al-Wahaibi (1968) Omani - rally driver.

Abdullah Mohamed Al-Anbari (1970) Omani - middle-distance runner.

Sulaiman Juma Al-Habsi (1970) Omani - sprinter.

Abdullah Al Hilali (1970) Omani - footballer.

Hamoud Al-Dalhami (1971) Omani - sprinter.

Mohamed Al-Houti (1972) Omani - sprinter.

Jahad Abdullah Al-Sheikh (1972) Omani - sprinter.

Ahmed Al-Moamari Bashir (1972) Omani - sprinter.

Mohamed Said Al-Maskary (1973) Omani - sprinter.

Hamad Al-Azani (1973) Omani - footballer.

Saleem Al-Nasri (1977) Omani - sports shooter.

Qais Al Said (1979) Omani - cricketer.

Hussain Mustahil / Hussain Mustahil Rabia (1980) Omani - footballer.

Juma Al-Wahaibi / Juma Abdulla Al-Wahaibi (1980) Omani - footballer.

Hamed Al-Balushi / Hamed Hamdan Al-Balushi (1980) Omani - footballer.

Talal Khalfan / Talal Khalfan Hadid Al-Farsi (1980) Omani - footballer.

Hassan Mudhafar Al-Gheilani (1980) Omani - footballer.

Ahmad Al Harthy (1981) Omani - racing driver.

Badar Juma / Badar Jumaa Al-Alawi (1981) Omani - footballer.

Mohammed Rabia / Mohammed Rabia Al-Noobi (1981) Omani - footballer.

Ali Al-Habsi (1981) Omani - footballer.

Hashim Saleh / Hashim Saleh Mohammed Al-Balushi (1981) Omani - footballer.

Jamal Al-Balushi / Jamal Nabi Al-Balushi (1981) Omani - footballer.

Younis Al-Mushaifri (1981) Omani - footballer.

Nabil Ashoor / Nabil Ashoor Ramadhan Bait Faraj Allah (1982) Omani - footballer.

Ahmed Al-Kaf (1983) Omani - footballer.

Ismail Matar (1983) Omani - footballer.

Said Suwailim Al-Shoon (1983) Omani - footballer.

Ahmed Al-Hatmi (1984) Omani - sports shooter.

Sultan / Sultan Al-Touqi (1984) Omani - footballer.

Issam Fayel / Issam Fayel Al-Sinani (1984) Omani - footballer.

Hameed Al-Gheilani / Hameed Jumaa Saad Allah Al-Gheilani (1984) Omani - footballer.

Khalifa Ayil Khalifa Ayil Al-Noufali (1984) Omani - footballer.

Sulaiman Al-Shukaili / Sulaiman Said Al-Shukaili (1984) Omani - footballer.

Ismail Al-Ajmi (1984) Omani - footballer.

Ahmed Hadid / Ahmed Hadid Al-Mukhaini (1984) Omani - footballer.

Hamdi Hobais (1984) Omani - footballer.

Al-Amda / Amad Al-Hosni / Amad Ali Suleiman Al-Hosni (1984) Omani - footballer.

Badar Al-Maimani (1984) Omani - footballer.

Ali Talib / Ali Talib Al-Ajmi (1984) Omani - footballer.

Fawzi Bashir / Fawzi Bashir Rajab Bair Doorbeen (1984) Omani - footballer.

Ahmed Kano / Ahmed Mubarak / Ahmed Mubarak Al-Mahaijri (1985) Omani - footballer.

Hassan Zaher / Hassan Zaher Al-Maghni (1985) Omani - footballer.

Ahmed Al-Mukhaini (1985) Omani - footballer.

Hamed Al-Khatri (1985) Omani - sports shooter.

Khalid Al-Kulaibi (1986) Omani - swimmer.

Abdulrahman Saleh / Abdulrahman Saleh Al-Alawi (1986) Omani - footballer.

Ahmed Mubarak Al-Saadi (1988) Omani - sprinter.

Abdul Salam Al-Mukhaini (1988) Omani - footballer.

Barakat Al-Harthi (1988) Omani - sprinter.

Abdullah Al-Sooli (1988) Omani - sprinter.

Mohammed Al-Sheiba / Mohammed Al-Balushi / Mohammed Abdullah Mubarak Al-Balushi (1989) Omani - footballer.

Abdulaziz Al-Muqbali / Abdul Aziz Humaid Mubarak Al-Muqbali (1989) Omani - footballer.

Nestor Dhamba (1990) Omani - cricketer.

Ahmed Al-Merjabi (1990) Omani - hurdler.

Hussain Al-Hadhri / Hussain Ali Farah Al-Hadhri (1990) Omani - footballer.

Azan Al-Balushi / Azan Abbas Sabil Al-Balushi (1990) Omani - footballer.

Muheeb Al-Balushi / Muheeb Azat Issa Al-Balushi (1991) Omani - footballer.

Sufyan Mehmood (1991) Omani - cricketer.

Mohammed Al-Habsi (1991) Omani - swimmer.

Othman Al-Busaidi (1992) Omani - sprinter.

Khalid Al-Braiki / Khalid Nasser Fadhil Al-Braiki (1993) Omani - footballer.

Mohammed Al-Rawahi (1993) Omani - footballer.

Khalid Al-Hajri (1994) Omani - footballer.

Mohamed Obaid Al-Saadi (1994) Omani - sprinter.

Nadhir Awadh (1994) Omani - footballer.

Salaah Al-Yahyaei / Jameel Al-Yahmadi (1996) Omani - footballer.

Muhsen Al-Ghassani (1997) Omani - footballer.

Al Faisal Al Zubair (1998) Omani - racing driver.

Wasim Ali (1998) Omani - cricketer.

Younis Amaan (?) Omani - footballer.

Problematic:

Rashid Al Rubkhi (?) Omani - tv presenter, MC, and director. - Appropriated cornrows.

[goalhofer]

2020 Olympics Egypt Roster

Boxing

Abdelrahman Oraby-Abdelgawwad (Cairo)

Yousry Hafez (Cairo)

Diving

Mohab El-Kordy (Cairo)

Maha Gouda (Alexandria)

Fencing

Mohamed El-Sayed (Cairo)

Alaaeldin Abouelkassem (Alexandria)

Mohamed Hamza (Cairo)

Mohamed Hassan (St. Louis, Missouri)

Youssef Musa (Cairo)

Mohamed Amer (Cairo)

Ziad El-Sissy (Alexandria)

Mohab Samer (Cairo)

Medhat Moataz-Bahgat (Cairo)

Nada Hafez (Cairo)

Yara El-Sharkawy (Cairo)

Noha Hussain (Cairo)

Noura Mohamed (Cairo)

Mariam El-Zoheiry (Cairo)

Gymnastics

Omar Mohamed-Fathy (Alexandria)

Seif Sherif (Giza)

Nancy Mohamed-Taman (Alexandria)

Login Elsaysyed (Alexandria)

Polina Fouda (Cairo)

Habiba Marzouk (Cairo)

Salma Saleh (Cairo)

Malak Selim (Giza)

Tia Sobhy (Giza)

Zeina Ibrahim-Sharaf (Alexandria)

Mandy Mohamed (Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands)

Malak Hamza (Giza)

Karate

Ali El-Sawy (Cairo)

Abdalla Abdelaziz (Cairo)

Giana Mohamed-Farouk (Cairo)

Radwa Sayed (Cairo)

Feryal Abdelaziz (Cairo)

Pentathlon

Ahmed Hamed (Cairo)

Ahmed El-Gendy (Cairo)

Haydy Morsy (Dakahlia)

Amira Kandil (Cairo)

Swimming

Marwan El-Kamash (Alexandria)

Ali Khalafalla (Cairo)

Youssef Ramadan (Cairo)

Farida Osman (Cairo)

Nora Nabilazmy (Cairo)

Farida Radwan (Cairo)

Hanna Hiekal (Cairo)

Laila Mohsen (Cairo)

Maryam Maghraby (Cairo)

Sahd Samer (Cairo)

Nehal Saafan (Cairo)

Jayda Sharaf (Cairo)

Taekwondo

Abdelrahman Wael (Cairo)

Seif Eissa (Cairo)

Nour Abdelsalam (Cairo)

Hedaya Malak-Wahba (Cairo)

Tennis

Mohamed Safwat (Cairo)

Mayar Abdel-Aziz (Cairo)

Wrestling

Amr Hussen (Cairo)

Mohamed Metwally (Cairo)

Diaaeldin Abdelmotaleb (Suez)

Haithem Mahmoud (Cairo)

Mohamed El-Sayed (Cairo)

Abdellatif Mohamed (Cairo)

Enas Mostafa (Alexandria)

Samar Hamza (Faiyum)

Archery

Youssof Tolba (Cairo)

Amal Adam (Cairo)

Athletics

Ihab Abdelrahman (Kafr Saqr)

Mostafa El Gamel (Giza)

Mostafa Hassan (Cairo)

Mohamed Hamza-Khalif (Cairo)

Badminton

Adham Elgamal (Cairo)

Doha Hany-Mostafa (Cairo)

Hadia Hosny-El Said (Cairo)

Canoeing

Momen Mahran (Cairo)

Samaa Ahmed (Cairo)

Cycling

Ebtissam Mohamed (Dubai, U.A.E.)

Equestrian

Mohamed Talaat (Cairo)

Nayel Nassar (San Diego, California)

Abdel-Qader Saïd (Alexandria)

Mouda Zeyada (Alexandria)

Soccer

Mohamed El Shenawy-Gomaa (El Hamool)

Amar Hamdi (Cairo)

Karim Mahmoud (Giza)

Osama Galal-Toeima (Tanta)

Mohamed Salam (Cairo)

Ahmed Hegazy (Ismailia)

Salah Shalaby (Zagazig)

Nasser Maher-Abdelhamid (Mansoura)

Taher Mohamed-Mahmoud (Cairo)

Ramadan Sobhi-Ahmed (Cairo)

Ibrahim Abel (Mina Said)

Akram Elhagrasi (Kafr Saqr)

Karim El Eraki (Mina Said)

Ahmed Rayyan (Cairo)

Emam Ashour (El Mahalla El Kubra)

Mahmoud Gad (El Senbellawein)

Ahmed Mohamed (Cairo)

Mahmoud Hamdy-Attia (Cairo)

Ahmed El Fotouh-Mohamed (Cairo)

Nasser El Sayed (Cairo)

Mohamed Daader (Suez)

Handball

Yahia Omar (Giza)

Ahmed Hesham-Mohamed (Suez)

Ibrahim El-Masry (Cairo)

Wisam Nawar (Cairo)

Omar El-Wakil (Cairo)

Yehia El-Deraa (Cairo)

Hassan Kaddah (Cairo)

Seif El-Deraa (Cairo)

Ahmed El Ahmar (Giza)

Ahmed Mesilhy (Giza)

Karim Handawy (Cairo)

Mohamed Shebib (Cairo)

Ali Mohamed (Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.)

Mohammad Sanad (Cairo)

Mohamed El-Tayar (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)

Judo

Mohamed Abdelmawgoud (Alexandria)

Mohamed Abdelaal (Cairo)

Ramadan Darwish (Tanta)

Rowing

Abdelkhalek El-Banna (Tanta)

Sailing

Aly Badawy (Alexandria)

Khouloud Mansy (Alexandria)

Shooting

Samy Razek (Cairo)

Osama El-Saeid (Cairo)

Mostafa Hamdy (Cairo)

Youssef Makkar (Cairo)

Abdel-Aziz Mehelba (Alexandria)

Azmy Mehelba (Alexandria)

Ahmed Zaher (Cairo)

Radwa Abdel-Latif (Cairo)

Maggy Ashmawy (Cairo)

Hala El-Gohari (Ismailia)

Alzahraa Shaban (Cairo)

Table Tennis

Omar Assar (Desouk)

Ahmed Saleh (Giza)

Khalid Assar (Desouk)

Yousra Abdel-Razek (Cairo)

Dina Meshref (Cairo)

Farah Abdelaziz (Cairo)

Triathlon

Basmla Elsalamoney (Gharbia)

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Sally Abdel-Salam Becomes a Fashion Icon

It is no secret that Sally Abdel-Salam is the radio’s sweetheart. We thank the universe and Tarek Abu El-Souod for giving Sally the amazing opportunity to be a presenter. She said herself that she’d be a legend, and here she is, living up to what she said. Known for her spontaneity, honesty, great sense of humor and outstanding personality, she has earned the love of many. Not only has she gained a huge audience from her creative, humorous radio programs, but she also dazzled people on social media platforms, building an even bigger base that admires her and her style.

Apart from being a remarkable radio and even TV host, she’s also been credited for being a fashion icon. She keeps serving tremendous looks and great content featuring gorgeous makeup, charming hairstyles and elegant outfits to the point where she became among the leading fashion and beauty icons in the Arab World.

With an Instagram following of 889k, she takes it upon herself to give style tips and lessons through her personal account – something we all appreciate. Recently, Abdel-Salam even topped Google search engines and was trending after appearing on her show titled ‘Qesa Haqeqya’. In that episode, she recounted the story that has put her in a bad mental state for a period of time, referring to her cancelled wedding. As a result, she started crying on air and praised her fans and audience for their immense support for her, saying, “We started this show to make you happy. I never imagined that your messages and comments would make me happy.”

She went on explaining how her wedding was supposed to be this month but instead it got cancelled. “I showed up at the studio crying multiple times this month before going on-air.” With that said, Sally is a great reminder for how strong every woman going through a heartbreak phase in her life should live and how she dealt with it must have been relatable and inspiring for many.

By Nouran Hassan

Sally Abdel-Salam Becomes a Fashion Icon was originally published on FLAIR MAGAZINE

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Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip have killed at least 34 Palestinians and wounded more than 100 in the past 48 hours. They are not just numbers. Remember their names, their faces, and the lives they led. Here are the names of the 34 Palestinians killed by Israeli airstrikes on Gaza since Tuesday: 1. Bahaa Salim Hasan Abu al-Atta, 42 years old 2. Rani Fayez Rajab Abu el-Nasr, 35 years old 3. Ibrahim Ahmed Abdul Latif al-Dabous, 26 years old 4. Mohammed Atia Musleh Hamodeh, 20 years old 5. Abdullah Awad Sakeb al-Balbisi, 26 years old 6. Zaki Mohammed Adnan Ghanameh, 25 years old 7. Jehad Ayman Ahmed Abu Khater, 22 years old 8. Khaled Muawad Salem Faraj, 38 years old 9. Abdul Salam Ramadan Ahmed Ahmed, 28 years old 10. Wael Abdul-Aziz Abdel-Nabi, 43 years old 11. Asmaa Mohammed Hasan Abu al-Atta, 39 years old 12. Ibrahim Ayman Fathy Abdel Aal, 17 years old 13. Alaa Jabr Abd Shtiewy, 32 years old 14. Suhail Khader Khalil Qunieteh, 28 years old 15. Islam Raafat Mohammed Ayyad, 19 years old 16. Raafat Mohammed Salman Ayyad, 54 years old 17. Amir Raafat Mohammed Ayyad, eight years old 18. Ismail Aymen Fathy Abdel Aal, 16 years old 19. Momen Mohammed Salman Qaddoum, 25 years old 20. Mahmoud Daham Mahmoud Hathat, 19 years old 21. Ahmed Aymen Fathy Abdel Aal, 23 years old 22. Mohammed Abdullah Sulieman Sharab, 28 years old 23. Haitham Hafez Mohammed al-Bakri, 22 years old 24. Yousef Rizk Khalil Abu Kamile, 35 years old 25. Obada Hassan al-Kordi, 28 years old 26. Mohammad Hassan abu-Muamar, 25 years old 27. Rasmi al-Sawarka, 45 years old 28. Yosra al-Sawarka, 43 years old 29. Mariam al-Sawarka, 45 years old 30. Mohannad al-Sawarka, 12 years old 31. Muaz al-Sawarka, seven years old 32. Waseem al-Sawarka, 13 years old 33. Unidentified al-Sawarka family member 34. Unidentified al-Sawarka family member #Gaza #gazaunderattack https://www.instagram.com/p/B43M_FgBYZu/?igshid=okx7mokds1al

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Houthi rebels end drone, missile attacks on Saudi Arabia

Yemen’s Iran-linked Houthi rebels said late Friday that they were halting drone and ballistic missile attacks on Saudi Arabia. The Houthi rebels have claimed recent attacks on major Saudi oil facilities. “We hope Riyadh will respond in a positive way to this initiative. “And if Saudi Arabia does not respond to the initiative and resumes bombing, we will have the right to respond to it,” said Mahdi al-Mashat. Al-Mashat is head of the so-called Supreme Houthi Political Council in a recorded speech broadcast by the movement’s Al-Masirah television. He called on the international community to stop what he described as “its abusive practices” and its underestimation of the suffering of the Yemeni people. Al-Mashat called for immediately lifting the ban on Sana’a airport and to cease intercepting ships heading to Hodeida port. The Houthi official stressed that “the continuation of the war will not be in anyone’s interest and may lead to serious developments.” Earlier Friday, a Saudi-led military alliance fighting the Houthis in Yemen said that it had mounted airstrikes against the rebels. A spokesman for the coalition, Turki al-Maliki, said the alliance had carried out an operation against “hostile” Houthi targets north of the coastal province of Hodeida in western Yemen, according to the Saudi news agency SPA. Al-Maliki accused the rebels of using Hodeida for launching ballistic missiles, drones and remote-controlled explosive boats and deploying naval mines. He added that the alliance had a “legitimate right to take and implement the appropriate deterrence measures with these legal military targets.” Rebel spokesman Mohammed Abdel-Salam called the strikes a “dangerous escalation” that undermine a UN-brokered ceasefire agreement reached in Sweden last December. “The alliance has to bear consequences of this escalation,” Abdel-Salam added in a press statement. Tensions have run high since the weekend after the attacks on Saudi oil facilities. Saudi Arabia and the United States have blamed the attacks on Iran. Tehran denies involvement. In Beirut, the chief of Lebanon’s pro-Iranian Hezbollah movement, Hassan Nasrallah, advised Saudi Arabia to stop its years-long military campaign in Yemen. “It proves to us that oil is more expensive than blood,” Nasrallah said, referring to the attack on the Saudi oil sites. He added that no one was killed in the attack, while thousands have been killed in Yemen’s war. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have led the campaign in Yemen against the Houthis since March 2015. “Stop betting on the Americans and their failed administration,” Nasrallah said, addressing Saudi Arabia. “It will be less costly for the Saudis and the Emirates to protect their installations by stopping the war on the Yemeni people,” he added at a ceremony in southern Beirut. In recent months, the Houthis have launched a string of drone and missile attacks into Saudi territory, which the rebels say are to defend themselves against the coalition’s strikes. The power struggle between the Saudi-backed government and the Houthis has left Yemen, already one of the Arab world’s poorest countries, with a famine and massive damage to infrastructure. Read the full article

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It was great pleasure we saw you Dr Hassan Abdel-Salam and watched the final of Africa Cup with each other 😍😊🎉 (at Alexandria Sporting Club نادي سبورتينج الرياضي) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0HO_4tBCCS/?igshid=15yxcwrg6tq8q

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On 26 October, the Palestinian Ministry of Health released the list of names of Palestinians killed since 7 October. Among them, from the al-Madhoun family, are:

Hani Ibrahim Salim (59) and his children Ahmed Hani Ibrahim (25) , Fadi Hani Ibrahim (23), Menna Allah Hani Ibrahim (17), and Uday Hani Ibrahim (16); 

Hani’s son Sameh Hani Ibrahim (29), his wife Nagham Hatem Rabhi (27), and their children Islam Sameh Hani (3) and Najwa Sameh Hani (2);

Hani’s son Mohammed Hani Ibrahim (27) and his wife Nariman Hatem Rabhi (23);

Samira Fuad Hassan (55);

Nisreen Hosni Ismail (43);

Mahasen Ahmed Mohammed (41);

Amal Mahmoud Zayed (39);

Adam Ismail Sidqi (33);

Lina Zakaria Mohieddin (27); 

Mustafa Mohammed Mahmoud (26);

Muaz Khamis Sidqi (17) and his siblings Dima Khamis Sidqi (14) and Omar Khamis Sidqi (3); 

Fahd Munir Salah (15);

Akram Mohammed Abdelrahim (9) and his siblings Mahmoud Mohammed Abdelrahim (8), Fatima Mohammed Abdelrahim (7), Amani Mohammed Abdelrahim (3), Karam Mohammed Abdelrahim (2), and Watan Mohammed Abdelrahim (1);

Salma Ahmed Tawfiq (4);  

Lynn Saeed Mahmoud (3);

Muaz Mohammed Ibrahim;

Munir Jihad Munir and his brother Muhammad Jihad Munir;

Samah Mohammad Fahmy;

Jihad Salim;

Izz Moeen Hassan and his siblings Sundus Moeen Hassan, Iman Moeen Hassan and her son Qusay Abdel Madi;

Mahmoud Muhammad Moeen and his siblings Malik Muhammad Moeen, Rim Muhammad Moeen;

Fahmi Ayman Fahmi and his son Karim Fahmi Ayman;

Ataf Fuad;

Aya;

Mahir Abdulkarim Mahir and his sibling Siwar Abdulkarim Mahir;

Maryam Muhammad Hassan Bakhit;

Alaa Muhammad Mahmoud;

Maha Fuad Muhammad;

Nisreen Imad Fayez;

Ahmed Ismail Yahya;

Yassin Maher Mohy al-Din;

Afif Fuad Mahmoud;

Silah Muhammad Awad and her sister Hiba Muhammad Awad;

Intifada Othman Ibrahim;

Hoor Hazem Ahmed and her mother Rawan;

Usama Muhammad Rabah;

Manal Yassin Nimr;

Mundher Hamdi Khalil;

Iyad Omar Khalil and his sister Hala Omar Khalil;

Ahmed Nihad Omar and his sister Tulin Nihad Omar;

Dima Khalil Omar;

Majid Omar Yassin, his wife Safaa Hani, and their children Reeman Majid Omar, Salam Majid Omar, Omar Majid Omar, Ali Majid Omar, and Siwar Majid Omar;

and Khalil Abdulkarim.

You can read more about the human lives lost in Palestine on the Martyrs of Gaza Twitter account and here.

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Iran Behind Attacks on Saudi Arabia

LOS ANGELES (OnlineColumnist.com), May 15, 2019.--Hitting Saudi Arabia’s oil tankers and pipeline with predator drone attacks, Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility, prompting the U.S. State Department to order non-essential personnel out of Iraq.   Saudi Oil Minister Khaid al-Falih Al Falih called the attacks “cowardly,” but pointed fingers at Iranian backed militias. Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attack on the two oil tankers and pipeline going from Riyadh to an oil hub on the Red Sea.  “This is a message to Saudi Arabia:  Stop your aggression.” Said Houthi spokesman Mohammed Abdel-Salam.  “Our goal is to respond to the crimes they are committing everyday against the Yemeni people,” Since 72-year-old Donald Trump pulled out of the Iranian Nuke Deal May 8, 2018 tensions have escalated between Iran and the U.S. and its No. 1 oil-producing ally in the region, Saudi Arabia. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has sanction countries doing business with Iran.

            Only yesterday, Iranian P:resident Hassan Rouhani gave the European Union 60 days to resolve oil sales with Iran or face the Islamic Republic’s re-upping its weapons grade uranium enrichment program.  Iran’s threat to produce weapons grade fissile material runs counter to Iran insisting that its uranium enrichment p;ogram was for “peaceful purposes.” Israeli Prime Minister knew what Iran was up to when he spoke to a joint session of Congress March 8, 2015 warning the U.S. and world of Iran’s nuclear intentions.  Yet former President Barack Obama went full steam ahead with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Act AKA Iran Nuke Deal, using the U.N. Security Counsel, including, the U.K, France, Russia, China and Germany, to sign the deal Oct. 28, 2015.  Iran received $2 billion in cash and $150 billion in sanctions relief, emboldening the Islamic Republic to finance its aggressive foreign policy, now leading to attack on Saudi’s oil infrastructure.

Over 500 miles from the Yemen front, U.S. and Saudi officials weren’t certain from what staging point Houthis flew the predator drones hitting the Kingdom’s two oil pumping centers. Saudi’s State-owned oil company Aramco said it shutdown the pipeline stretching from Riyadh to the Yanbu port on the Red Sea. To hit Saudi’s pumping stations and oil tanker the drones would have had to fly hundreds of miles, suggesting, they were launched by Iranian positions closer to the pipeline  While denied by Tehran, the Houthi rebels could only receive drone equipment from Iran or allow another Iranian-backed Shiite militia like Hezbollah to carry out the attacks.  With closer proximity to Iran, it’s possible the drone attacks originated inside Iranian territory.  Wherever the drones launched, they were no doubt Iranian-made equipment, technology no other country has in the region.Ordering non-essential personnel out of Iraq, the Pentagon sees risk to U.S. forces in proximity to Iran.

Trump denied reports in the New York Times that the U.S. was deploying 120,000 troops to the region to deal with growing Iranian threat.  Intel from the region indicated that Iran or its surrogates, including the Iranian Revolutionary Guard {IRGC], were preparing to attack U.S. positions in Iraq and Syria.  “U.S. citizens in Iraq are at high risk for violence and kidnapping. Numerous terrorist and insurgent groups are active in Iraq and regularly attack both Iraqi Security Forces and civilians.  Anti-U.S. sectarian militias may also threaten U.S. citizen and Western companies throughout Iraq,” said the U.S. State Department.  Secretary of State Mike Pompeo  said yesterday that he did not have any “concrete” evidence that Iran was behind the drone attacks in Saudi Arabia, he also didn’t rule it out. Iran has grown more belligerent since Trump began restricting iran’s oil sales, crippling the economy and driving down Iran’ Rial currency to historic lows.

Threatening violence against the U.S., Iran said it would block the Strait of Homuz through which 25% of the world’s oil travels.  Trump is less concerned about Iranian threats than surrogates like the IRGC or other insurgent Shiite groups backed by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to advance Iran’s agenda.  Issuing its warning to non-essential personnel in Iraq, the State Department clear responds to intel related to recent attacks on Saudi oil tankers and pumping installation. No one believes that Yemen’s Houthi rebels have the resources for predator drones and intermediate-range ballistic missiles, something Houthis have fired at Riyadh’s Internationa Airp;ort. As Iran get more desperate, threatening to start uranium enrichment, the White House is taking contingency plans seriously. Fearing a war with Iran, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said a war with Iran would be “idiotic.”  Sanders warned that a war with Iran would be far more dangerous than Iraq.

Hitting Saudi oil tankers and oil pumping stations all point to Iran or its surrogates in the Middle East.  Trump officials see a growing Iranian threat due to the ongoing sanctions, preventing Iran from selling oil to U.S. allies in the EU and Asia. Threatening to ramp up uranium enrichment activity, Iran exposes its real intentions, even before they signed the Iranian Nuke Deal Oct. 28, 2015.  Increasing uranium enrichment activity doesn’t help Iran’s inability under current U.S. sanctions to sell its oil into world markets, except by supplying third parties to move around petroleum branded under different states.  Trump’s decision to order a carrier strike force with B-52 bombers to the Persian Gulf put maximum pressure on Iran to stop attacking Saudi tanker or oil pumping stations.  No one in the Middle East has the drone technology other than Iran to launch attacks on Saudis. Trump wants to put Iran on notice to cease-and-desist destabilizing world oil supplies.

About the Author

John M. Curtis writes politically neutral commentary analyzing spin in national and global news.  He’s editor of OnlineColumnist.com and author of Dodging The Bullet and Operation Charisma

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Zamalek 's African team announces the entry of 4 new players

Zamalek 's African team announces the entry of 4 new players

Zamalek coach Christian Gros has announced four new players on his African list in preparation for the resumption of his career at the Confederations Cup.

Zamalek are preparing to start their group stage on Sunday against Kenya's Ken Maha in Nairobi.

Zamalek settled on the record of Moroccan Khaled Boutaib, Ahmed Sayed Zizou, Mohamed Abdel Salam and Mohamed Hassan, in the list before…

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To the fallen, we mourn you and promise to continue the struggle until white supremacy and colonization is abolished, and patriarchy is dismantled. The names and ages of Palestinians murdered by Israeli colonial forces today follow via Ahmed Jenin: 1. Azzeddin Musa Mohammed Al-Sammak, (14 years old.) 2. Wesaal Fadel Izzat Sheikh Khalil (15 years old.) 3. Ahmad Adel Mousa Al-Sha er (16 years old.) 4. Said Mohammed Abu al-Khair (16 years.) 5. Ibrahim Ahmed Zarqa (18 years old.) 6. Emad Ali Sadeq Al-Sheikh (19 years old.) 7. Ziad Mohammed Hassan Omar, (19 years old.) 8. Mu tasim Fawzi Abu Luli (20 years old.) 9. Anas Hamdan Salem Qudeih (21 years old.) 10. Mohammed Abdel-Salam Haraz (21 years.) 11. Yehia Ismail Ragab Al-Dakour (22 years old.) 12. Mustafa Mohamed Samir Mahmoud El Masry (22 years.) 13. Azzedine Nahed Al-Aweiti (23 years old) 14. Mahmoud Mustafa Ahmed Assaf (23 years.) 15. Ahmed Fayez Harb Shehada (23 years.) 16. Ahmad Awadallah (24 years old.) 17. Khalil Ismail Khalil Mansour (25 years.) 18. Mohammed Ashraf Abu Stah (26 years) 19. Bilal Ahmed Abu Daqqa, (26 years old) 20. Ahmed Majid Qassem Attallah (27 years old) Mahmoud Rabah Abu Muammar (28 years old.) 22. Mus ab Yousef Abu Lailiya (28 years old.) 23. Ahmad Fawzi al-Tatar (28 years old.) 24. Mohammed Abdulrahman Mekdad (28 years old.) 25. Salem Salem Farhan (30 years old.) 26. Jihad Al-Farra (30 years.) 27. Fadi Hassan Abu Salmi (30 years old.) 28- MotaazBassam Kamel al-Nuno,( 31years) 29. Mohammed Riyad Abdel Rahman Al-Amoudi (31 years. 30.Jihad Mohammed Osman Musa (31 years old.) 31. Shaher Mahmoud Mohammed Al-Madhoun, (32 years old.) 32. Musa Jaber Abdel Salam Abu Hassanein (35 years old.) 33- Mohammed Mahmoud Abdel-Moati Abdel-Al al (39 years.) 34. Ahmed Mohammed Ibrahim Hamdan (27 years old.) 35. Ismail Khalil Ramadan Al Dahouk (30 years.) 36. Ahmed Mahmoud Mohammed Rantisi (27 years.) 37. Anwar Ahmed Al-Khatib, (28 years old.) 38. Mahmoud Yahya Abdel Wahab Hussein (24 years.) 39. Ahmed Abdullah Al-Adini (30 years.) 40. Sa adi Saeed Fahmi Abu Salah (16 years old.) 41. Ahmed Zuhair Hamed Al Shawa (24 years.) Mohammed Hani Hani Al-Najjar (33 years.) 43-58. Not yet known. #PROTECTPALESTINE