The free person defends the idea, regardless of who said it, and the slave defends the person, regardless of his idea.

[G&T]

The only acceptable version of this Anthem.
By Leila Hegazy

[K.H]

Al-Baraa Yahya Ayyash

Many of my friends shared my orphanhood on the day you left. The day you left, I felt that I was united with this country in orphanage. I felt that I belonged to it more,

but your shadow, my father, is wide and wide. You are among those who, in their absence, are more present than those around us who are alive. I never felt like I I lost you.. You are everywhere, but in some moments I miss you and long for you, like the day I graduated from high school, or when I miss you when I stand on the graduation podium at the university after several months and I will not be able to hold the microphone to say: (I dedicate this graduation to my beloved father who is sitting There),

or when I talk to you about my ambition, my dreams, and my disappointments, or the day you sat with the eminent person, the day I got engaged, or the day I saw you carrying the first of my children who will certainly bear your name.. Yes, father, I missed you and I will continue to miss you


This is what Al-Baraa wrote on the anniversary of his father’s martyrdom in 2014

When Yahya Ayyash was martyred, his son Al-Baraa was only 3 years old

While his other son was a day or two old

[A.k]