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They're telling you exactly who they are.
Nazis are organized and taking power in Canada.
They're going after the LGBTQ+ community in the same ways they did in nazi Germany
“Who will teach my number one priority, my kids? Who will take care of my family, who loved me so much?”
My name is Khalid Abu Daqqah. I was a man of many passions; I worked as an academic at the university in the Computer Science department and also worked on art designing webpages in my free time. I loved learning new things and always took my kids around with me so that they could experience everything this world had to offer.
But unfortunately I am unable to even hold their hands now as I was murdered by the Israeli Occupation on the 21st of November 2024 with many of my family members.
“I love Gaza as much as I love my family.”
My name is Ameen Nasr, and I am a family man from Gaza.
I work hard and take care of my wife and children to the best of my ability. I also take time off after work to enjoy life and everything it has to offer.
The Israeli occupation senselessly martyred me on January 6th 2024.
“I don’t understand why the Israeli occupation relishes in killing Palestinian children en masse whether it’s by bombing, sniping or starving us.”
I am Salma Aliwa, a little girl from Gaza.
Everyone says I’m sweet tempered and look cute with my rosy cheeks and little braids. Everyone but the Israelis who mercilessly martyred me on Dec 5th 2023.
“With barely any functioning hospitals left intact by the occupation in Gaza, and hardly any medicine, including anaesthesia and even sutures for surgery, getting hit by the occupation can be a very painful death sentence, despite the best efforts of Palestinian medical staff.”
I am 17 year old student, Ali Moqbel, from Gaza.
The youngest of my siblings, we were a close knit family. With the optimism of youth, during Israel’s genocide, I used to make light of the danger, “let’s make a video graphic for our martyrdom.” But deep down inside having been hit twice by IOF strikes, I felt how much I’d rather be a martyr than get hit a third time.
On March 15th 2024, I was indeed hit a third time and joined my mother, as well as sisters Haya, and Ola in Jannah in martyrdom.
“I dedicated my life to healing others, but Israel targets even those who save lives.”
My name is Dr. Hani Hammad Alyan Habib, a 52-year-old oral and maxillofacial surgeon from Gaza, the first to introduce dental implantology to my homeland, a university professor, and Vice President of the Dental Syndicate.
I earned my Master’s degree and German Board Certification, established the Gaza Academy for Dental Implantology, trained countless doctors, and continued serving my people even after being injured in the war. I never abandoned my patients and I remained steadfast in the North.
On the night of January 2, 2025, while in prostration during prayer, the Israeli occupation martyred me but my knowledge and legacy will live on.
“This is our reality in Gaza, the land of honor one martyr follows another.
We are the three martryred Al-Sharafi brothers. I am Muaz, the new bridegroom, and these are Mohammed, the journalist and hafiz-e-Quran, and Diaa, the bravest of us all.
Our mother instilled in us the love of resistance, sacrificing for our homeland, and martyrdom.
On 20 December 2024, Israel brutally murdered all three of us, leaving our mother bereft and all alone.
“They told us to evacuate to a ‘safe zone’ but there was no safety, only fire and rubble.”
My name is Sarah Mohammed Zain Al-Deen, and I was just five years old, the youngest child of my mother, to whom I was deeply attached.
On November 18, 2023, Israeli bombs set our home in Al-Remal on fire while my mother and I were trapped beneath the rubble, unable to be rescued because the Israeli occupation had besieged our neighborhood and blocked the Civil Defense.
We had already been forced to flee on foot to the north, following orders that promised us safety but instead, they led us to our deaths, where my mother and I were martyred and buried together.
“They take everyone I love away from me and now I’ve left my mother as well, how deep must her grief be? “
My name is Hamza Abu Salmiya, and I am a kind and gentle Gaza, who has already lost so much. The loss of Bilal had affected me the most, so much so that I even went to my mother and told her of his passing and how difficult it was to get through it. Seeing my heartbrokenness, she even went to offer he deeply sorrowful condolences.
Little did she know, she would lose me too, her beloved son, just a few minutes after, as I was martyred on the 28th of October 2024 by the Israeli occupation
“I had one semester left before graduating, but fate had other plans—I graduated from this world instead.”
My name is Ola Moqbel, a 26-year-old civil engineer from Gaza who, despite excelling in my field, couldn’t find a job, so I pursued a second major to support my family’s business.
I worked hard, pouring my heart into my studies, always eager to share my achievements with those I loved.
But on March 19, 2024, the Israeli occupation stole my future—I was martyred before I could wear my graduation cap, before I could fulfill my dreams.
“Every 30 min Israel massacres a Palestinian child in Gaza during its genocide. I am one of those martyred babies.”
I am baby Omar, the first child of Ismael Sharaf from Gaza.
I never got to see my first birthday because the occupation martyred our little family in the horrific massacre the IOF committed in the Yarmouk neighbourhood on 31st October 2023.
"'I think of you so often. How are you and the kids? Please reassure me.'
These are the last words I sent my husband before the IOF targeted and martyred me. I am journalist, wife and mother, Wafaa Abu Dban, from Gaza.
Even though I’m heavily pregnant, I’m still doing my duty by working as a journalist documenting the occupation's war crimes during the genocide.
Leaving my children in my husband’s care, I venture out to report in the world's most dangerous place for a journalist. Israel has targeted and martyred hundreds of us. On July 7th 2024, I too was martyred by the Israeli occupation force.
“Every night, I prayed for the genocide to end that we would survive without losing or being lost. But in the end, I was taken too.”
My name is Walaa Al-Hasanat, and I was martyred at 28 in Gaza, where even those who long for peace are not spared.
I was a wife, a mother, and a graduate in Islamic Jurisprudence, known for my gentle nature and my voice that once filled the airwaves as a radio presenter.
As the Israeli bombs fell, I clung to hope, whispering my prayers into the night but on November 19, 2023, an Israeli airstrike crushed our home, and with it, the dreams I had for my family.
“I carried a heart as soft as a bird’s and a faith as unshakable as a mountain, always reminding my people of Allah, always leading them back to Him.”
My name is Tasaheel Al-Hasanat, and I was martyred at 28 in Gaza, where even love and kindness are not spared from the brutality of the Israeli occupation.
I was a devoted daughter, a loving sister, and a memorizer of the Quran, always striving to bring light to those around me.
On November 19, 2023, the occupation’s bombs tore through our home, silencing my laughter, but my voice still echoes in the prayers of those I left behind.