Tulkarm - Ma'an - Large crowds of people buried the bodies of the four martyrs from Nour Shams camp on Tuesday, who were killed last night when an Israeli drone bombed a house in the camp. The funeral procession set off from the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital in the city, amidst chants of Takbeer and angry national slogans denouncing the occupation's crimes against our Palestinian people. The mourners toured the city streets and then to the homes of the martyrs' families to bid them farewell. Prayers were said for them in Al-Awda Garden and then they were buried in Nour Shams Cemetery. The four martyrs are: Muhannad Kamal Qarawi (18 years old), Adnan Ayser Jaber (15 years old), Muhammad Ali Mustafa Yousef (49 years old), and Muhammad Ahmad Muhammad Alian (16 years old), while the body of the martyr Jibril Ghassan Jibril (20 years old), who was killed in the bombing in his hometown of Qalqilya, was buried. A general strike has been going on in Tulkarm since the morning hours, at the call of the national action factions, in mourning for the souls of the martyrs. Source: Maan News Agency
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