Hassan Alaa Ayad departs, leaving behind his sorrowful voice Gaza bleeds amid a deep humanitarian catastrophe

In the face of innocent childhood steeped in dignity, heads bow in reverence and respect—while the world remains content merely watching the tragic scenes that

have become routine in Gaza.

The war has stripped Gazans of the most basic elements of life, as cries weigh heavily on humanity’s conscience, while the heavens glow with pride for these resilient fighters.

Today, Gaza mourns the loss of one of its noble sons, a voice of resistance and innocence—young Hassan Alaa Ayad, the child who took it upon himself to convey the pain of his homeland with a sensitivity that reached the skies and moved hearts around the world.

He was carried on the shoulders, honored in death as the son of a father stunned by the horror of the scene, the pillar of his family, and a tender heart shattered by love for his country. He departed, leaving behind dreams whose fate remains unknown.

He left with his sorrowful voice echoing behind.

In Nuseirat Camp, he spoke of his hunger and the strength of its people—until a barbaric airstrike stole his life. He bid farewell to a childhood soaked in suffering, leaving behind his image and his voice in the song: "Bear witness, O world, to us and to Beirut."

Among the rubble, he sang. Amid the catastrophe, his spirit soared with patriotism, and his name became a light in the darkest nights. He sang with warmth, sorrow, and visible pain. Today, his voice still echoes—beneath and above the ruins of destroyed homes.

In Gaza, every corner tells heartbreaking stories—tales of unwavering courage, where countless acts of resistance unfold as loved ones ascend with absolute patriotism. Let history bear witness to their deeds.

In Gaza, nothing is strange anymore. Here, contradictions coexist, as rockets and bullets unite in a genocidal campaign against a people determined to reclaim their land.