Pleas of surviving relatives: Ahmad Mohammad Hussein Daraghma’s family expressed profound grief following his death. His father, Khaled Daraghmeh, recounted that he had spoken with Ahmad shortly before the incident, urging him to return home. Tragically, moments later, he received news that Ahmad had been shot. Khaled rushed to the hospital in hopes of finding his son alive, only to be informed that Ahmad had already succumbed to his injuries. In his words, “Ahmad was not simply part of my life – he was my entire life.”

Pleas of surviving relatives: “Our beloved Abdullah was not just a doctor – he was a healer, a devoted father, and a pillar of our community. He died as he lived: saving others. The Israeli sniper who targeted him knew exactly what they were doing – they shot a man in a white coat, clearly marked as a medic, as he rushed to help the wounded. This was not war; this was murder. We demand justice, but more than that, we demand that the world recognize the cruelty of an occupation that kills doctors and destroys hospitals. Abdullah’s children ask every night why their father was taken from them. What answer can we give? That healing the wounded is a crime in Palestine? That saving lives makes you a target? We will never stop calling for accountability, not just for Abdullah, but for all the medical workers killed by this occupation. His memory will live on in every life he saved, and in our fight for a day when no more doctors are martyred for doing their duty.” — Wife of Dr. Al-Ahmad, on behalf of the family