Emotional moments.. Scenes from the release and reunion of formerly detained Ahmad Zaher Kosa from Nablus with his family, after spending 10 months in detention.
🚨A heartbreaking farewell for 100 Palestinians after Gaza Civil Defense teams recovered their remains from beneath the rubble, three years into Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
💔 “Please… don’t forget my husband.”
With these heartbreaking words, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s wife addressed Arabs, Muslims, and friends around the world, asking them not to let his case fade into silence or allow time to pass as though no human being were still being held behind bars.
She says:
“Please, don’t forget my husband. Raise your voices and speak about him everywhere, so the world knows that he is still behind bars. Do not allow his case to be forgotten. Every post, every word, and every voice can help keep his case alive and maintain pressure for his release.”
Then, with the pain of a wife and mother, she adds:
“My husband is a doctor who devoted his life to saving patients. Today, he is the one waiting for someone to stand by his side. Please do not leave us alone. Continue demanding his freedom until he returns to his family and children.”
💔 Behind every name is a story… and behind every detainee is a family waiting.
Do not let Hussam Abu Safiya become just another news story forgotten with the passing of time.
📢 Speak about him. Share his story. Keep his voice alive.
One single word may reach a place that thousands of words could not. One post may remind the world that a human being and a family are still waiting.
Do not forget Hussam Abu Safiya.
Do not forget his family.
First you construct Palestinian masculinity as inherently threatening. Then you classify every male casualty as potentially militant. Then you propose “saving” families by separating them from their men and leaving those men in Gaza. Colonial logic from beginning to end.