The masses renew their pledge in farewell to Rafah Brigade commander, martyr Nael Abu Obeid

Massive crowds in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, bid farewell to the body of Nael Abu Obeid (Abu Atiya), a commander in the Al-Qassam Brigades, the Rafah Brigade commander and a member of the General Military Council. The funeral turned into a popular referendum reflecting the Palestinian public's adherence to the resistance option, according to the article. His sister affirmed that resistance will not stop with his martyrdom, while Hamas leader Juma al-Ghoul stressed that the martyr represents an extension of the march of martyr leaders in Rafah.

Massive crowds in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, bid farewell to the body of Nael Abu Obeid (Abu Atiya), a commander in the Al-Qassam Brigades, the Rafah Brigade commander and a member of the General Military Council. The article described the funeral as a historic moment overflowing with steadfastness and loyalty, turning into a broad popular referendum reflecting the Palestinian public's adherence to the resistance option. The article affirmed that the popular cohesion at the leader's funeral proved that the absence of symbols only increases the masses' steadfastness and cohesion around their national constants. His sister eulogized him, saying he was a moral person, dutiful to his parents, and helpful to people, insisting on continuing his education until he obtained a doctorate, in addition to performing the Hajj pilgrimage. She added that resistance will not stop with his martyrdom. Meanwhile, Hamas leader Juma al-Ghoul stressed that the martyr represents a true extension of the march of martyr leaders in Rafah, such as al-Attar, Abu Shamala, and Shabana. He pointed out that the martyr had an exceptional presence in people's daily details through reconciliation between families and participation in relief and humanitarian work. He added that this pure blood proves the sincerity of the march. Citizen Khaled al-Tawil said that Abu Atiya raised generations and men committed to defending the right, their creed, and their homeland. The article concluded that the mass turnout confirms that the popular incubator of the resistance is deeply rooted and ready to bear sacrifices, and that the martyrdom of leaders does not create a vacuum but rather creates new generations.