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“Lujain was the soul of everywhere she went” Lujain Al-Batniji, 16 years old. Lujain was responsible for organizing the radio station at the gifted school and preparing segments for the end-of-year event known as the Open Day. She arranged and organized everything, even at the language institute. She was creative, sociable, loved photography, and taught her friends how to use her personal camera. She drew and shared her artwork on Instagram. She was a dreamer and ambitious, loved and beloved. Love preceded her wherever she went, and it testifies to her now. She was eager for new experiences and adventures. It was her ambition to become an architect, a dream that she took with her. In the last conversation with one of her friends, Lujain expressed her sadness over the ending of a significant part of her life and how the feeling of emptiness overshadowed her sense of accomplishment. Israel killed Lujain and destroyed the beautiful places she loved. The graduation hall in the Orthodox Institute was bombed, the gifted school was bombed, and Lujain, along with her dreams, was also bombed. She was martyred on November 18, 2023, along with her family members, in an Israeli airstrike on their home, while her sister miraculously survived.

The children Lujain, Lana, and Mays Al-Sissi. On Saturday (October 14th), the traces of the girls Lujain, Lana, and Mays Khalid Al-Sissi disappeared on Hameed Street in the Beach Refugee Camp, west of Gaza, after the horrific massacre committed by Israel there. Since then, the family has exhausted all means to search for the three girls, within the bombing site, the surrounding streets, and within the corridors of Al-Shifa Medical Center. They found no trace, failing to extinguish the fire burning in their mother's heart. In the end, they found one of them martyred, while the other two sisters remained under the rubble until this moment. They were martyred in an Israeli airstrike on their home on October 14, 2023.