🟡 Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades:
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After their return from the combat lines, our fighters confirmed that they had engaged in fierce clashes with the occupation forces and their military vehicles with appropriate weapons in the axis of advance, north of the city of Khan Younis.
Al-Aqsa Flood.

🟡 Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades - Youth of Revenge and Liberation:
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We will cross.
Land Day - March 30.
Ramadan Flood.

After many attempts over the past months to visit Youssef in Shatta Prison, the Commission's lawyer confirmed that he miraculously survived death, but still suffers from severe effects and pains due to torture, where bruises and beating marks appear on his body, testifying to the brutality he was subjected to.

Youssef recounts painfully what he lived through, "On the first day of last November, I was in Gilboa Prison, they took me and a number of prisoners to the waiting room, after a while, they returned them and left me alone, they stripped me of my clothes then beat me with iron rods on my head, face, abdomen, and all over my body, and broke my ribs."

With pain, he continued, "About a month later, we were transferred from Gilboa Prison to Shatta Prison, they put me in the lawyer's visitation room and stripped me again and beat me deliberately on sensitive areas, not to mention the severe kicking, they beat me harshly with sticks and rods, I counted about 36 hits on my back, until blood flowed from my body, then they stepped on my fingers until they swelled, the jailer would climb on a chair and jump on me with all his force while I was lying on my back on the ground naked and handcuffed, and he did it more than once, sometimes on my face, and sometimes on my stomach."

Youssef revealed, "One of the most brutal and harsh scenes, at one time they stripped me of my clothes, then brought underwear and ordered me to put it in my mouth, and when I refused, they beat me brutally and broke me, where I heard the cracking sound of my ribs and could no longer breathe, then two people came, one of them grabbed me by my neck and tried to strangle me, then they dragged me while I was lying on the ground and handcuffed from my legs and did not stop yelling, cursing, and spitting on me."

He adds, "During my time in Shatta Prison, the prisoners informed me of the martyrdom of the apple of my eye, my daughter Rania, my grandfather and grandmother, as well as my uncle and his wife and a number of their children. I also heard the news of my brother Qusai's martyrdom through the radio."

#FreeThemAll

🚨 At least 12 martyrs including children have ascended following an IOF airstrike targeting Al-Maamar family home in Rafah, southern #Gaza.

Glory to the martyrs.