🚨 Footage captured by settlers documents the flight of drones launched from Lebanon towards various sites in northeast occupied Palestine.

Steadfast Palestinian journalist Anas Al-Sharif was pictured at the site of the Al-Tabaeen massacre today, where nearly 100 martyrs ascended. Artist Hussein Zaqout transformed Anas' image, his wounds stitched by the people, with the caption "Rise, O voice of truth."

Anas responded: "I will rise and carry out my journalistic duty towards my people and my homeland."

🚨 Documentation of expanded fires and impact sites following Hezbollah's operation targeting "Alon" base near occupied Safad with swarms of drones.

Civil Defense spokesman Mahmoud Basal said this morning, "What truly breaks our hearts is that the martyrdom of people in the Gaza Strip has become mere numbers and mentioned as if they don't exist."

Our martyrs are more than numbers. Every martyr has a dream, a voice, and a life. They have loved ones and friends, and each has a case for vengeance. So who were the martyrs of the horrific Tabaeen massacre at dawn today, which claimed over 93 martyrs as they were prostrating in prayer?

- Professor Mohammed Ramadan Al-Gharfi, who ascended to martyrdom with his wife Asmaa, his sons Khattab, Osama, and Elias, and his daughters Israa, Sondos, and Rimas.
- Dr. Yousef Shehadah Al-Kahlout, an Arabic language professor at the Islamic University in Gaza.
- Sheikh Mohammed Hassan Abu Sa'da, the director of Awqaf in Gaza, who held two masters degrees, in engineering and Islamic studies). His recitation of Quran is attached.
- Profesosr Moataz Rajab, who holds a masters degree in international studies from the Islamic University. He is the brother of the heroic martyr Moemen Rajab, one of the executors of the Al-Qassam Piercing Arrow Operation of 2004.
- Ahmed Maher Sharaf, who was isolated from his family in the southern Strip. His father passed away two weeks ago.
- Mohammed Zaki Abu Haya, described as a brilliant engineer.
- Barham Ziad Al-Jabari, a young man who contributed to charitable activities despite his wounds, serving the displaced in hospitals and schools.
- Murad Shamalakh, a devout man known for his many acts of good.
- Ahmed Al-Jabara, who followed his martyred father and siblings, Mohammed, Hani, and Madhat.
- Obaida Hamed Madoukh, whose wife Shaimaa, his children Omar, Ahmed, and Yusuf, his parents, and his brother, ascended to martyrdom six months ago.
- The brothers Mohammed and Moemen Jabr Habib.
- Yousef Shwaidih, who studied education at Al-Azhar University.
- Amjad Al-Yemeni, who studied at the University College and worked as a traffic policeman. His brother Ayman was previously martyred.
- Ziyad Yasin Dilo, who owned his own barber shop and was planning his engagement to take place today.
- Dr. Ashraf Al-Ghafri, an imam and preacher who has a doctorate in Islamic studies from Imam Al-Ouzai University in Beirut.
- Professor Mohammed Hamid Al-Tayr, the father of martyrs Mosab and Muntaser, who is involved in public affairs regarding sports in Gaza City.
- Sheikh Abdulqader Al-Basyouni, his son Nidal, and his son-in-law Sobhi.
- Majdi Mohammed Al-Tatar, an exercise enthusiast who lost his leg at 10 years old. He persevered despite his amputation and established his own school for swimming training, becoming one of the best trainers in the region.
- Sheikh Bilal Qasim, a graduate of the Islamic Da'wa College.
- Yousef Al-Shobaki.
- Abdulkarim Rushdi Hamad, who has a masters degree in Quranic sciences.
- Mohammed Jabr Harara
- Abullah Samir Al-Ara'ir
- Bilal Abu Asr
- Amal Saeed Al-Jabari, the sister of martyred leader Ahmed Al-Jabari.
- Abdulaziz Al-Kafarna, the deputy mayor of Beit Hanoun.
- Anwar Saad Al-Za'im, who dedicated his life to serving the deaf through the "Atfaluna for the Deaf" association, where he worked for 30 years.

We thank @jalestinian2 for documenting the names and stories of the martyrs of the horrific massacre.
Glory to the martyrs.