A Palestinian child, speaking from a displacement center in Gaza, expresses their longing for their father to return so they can enjoy Eid amid the ongoing Israeli war

[A.k]

♦️ Today, April 11, 1988, marks the anniversary of the assassination of the martyr, comrade Ibrahim Al-Rai, who taught us that “confession is treason.”

The legend of steadfastness in the interrogation basements. He was martyred under torture after refusing to confess any information and continued to raise the slogan “Confession is betrayal.”

The feat of steadfastness. Even the testimony written by Comrade Ibrahim Al-Rai in the interrogation cellars turned into a doctrine and approach for the prisoners after him and formed a revolutionary model that defeating the enemy in the depths of his cells is possible, and even necessary, and a revolutionary act of a high caliber.

The martyr Ibrahim Al-Rai wrote in his will from inside Ramla prison: “I studied revolutionary science and learned that the contradiction between us and the enemies is an antagonistic contradiction that can only be resolved by the end of one of the two extremes. I also learned that each of the two extremes will work hard to liquidate and end the other.

Based on this scientific logic, as long as the enemy does not eliminate me, this means that I no longer represent a natural part of its main opposite.

Comrade Ibrahim Al-Rai wanted a life worth sacrificing death for.

May your memory live forever

[G&T]