Tubas - Ma'an - The residents of Al-Far'a refugee camp, south of Tubas, buried today, Thursday, four martyrs who were killed at dawn yesterday, during the occupation's aggression on the area. The four martyrs were killed in a drone strike on the camp. They are: the brothers Murad Masoud Jaayseh (13 years old), Muhammad Masoud Jaayseh (17 years old), Ahmed Saleh Nabrisi (23 years old), and Ibrahim Abdul Qader Ghanimi (22 years old), in addition to the injury of 8 other citizens as a result of the strike. The funeral procession set off from the town of Tamoun, southeast of Tubas, and arrived at the Far'a camp, where the martyrs were transported to their families' homes to say their farewells. The mourners carried the martyrs on their shoulders in a march that toured the camp, denouncing the crimes of the occupation. The camp residents performed the funeral prayer for the martyrs at the Martyr Salah Khalaf Center, and they were buried in the camp cemetery. Source: Maan News Agency
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