The photo that preceded the last meeting
The story of five brothers from Gaza, brought together by a commemorative photo before the war, then they departed one by one in the war of genocide, until their last, Ibrahim, was martyred while visiting his brothers' graves in the cemetery, completing their reunion in martyrdom as they were in the photo.
The story of five brothers from Gaza, brought together by a commemorative photo at a family occasion before the war, where they jokingly refused to let their other siblings join. Since the beginning of the war of genocide, they departed one by one: Ismail, Muhammad, Yusuf, Khalil, and finally Ibrahim. On Friday evening, Ibrahim went to the cemetery to visit his brothers' graves, but an Israeli plane ambushed him there and he was martyred, joining them. Their mother had seen in a dream her five sons gathered as in the photo, before their departure was completed. The story recounts a painful human scene of collective loss in war, using the photo as a symbol of the meeting that preceded the separation, then the final meeting in martyrdom.