Pleas of surviving relatives: Ayman Sa’adi’s Father: “They Executed My Son for Trying to Save a Life” Jamal Zubeidi, Na’im’s devastated father, recounted his son’s final moments: “He wasn’t holding a gun—he was holding out his hands to help!” Jamal screamed, clutching his grandson Elia, who will now grow up without a father. “They shot him seven times… in the head, in the heart… What was his crime? Being Palestinian?” His pregnant widow collapsed at the funeral, wailing: “Who will feed our children now? Who will protect them from the next raid?” Mohammad’s Family: “No One Cares About Palestinian Lives” Mohammad Sa’adi’s mother, Umm Ayman, showed photos of her son’s bullet-riddled body: “Look what they did to my boy! Does the world see this? Or are we just numbers to them?” His younger sister, 14-year-old Mariam, begged journalists: “Tell everyone how they kill us here every day. Maybe then someone will stop them.” A Community’s Cry: “When Will This End?” Neighbors who witnessed the killings described soldiers laughing as they fired, then blocking ambulances while the men bled out. Local medics, too traumatized to sleep, asked: “How many more children must watch their fathers die in these streets?”