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Fatima Hassouna
Date of Death: 04/16/2025
Gender: Female
Cause of Death: Israeli bombing of her family
Cause of Death: War Conflict
Nationality: Palestine
Pleas of surviving relatives: There have been no direct public pleas made by Fatima Hassouna’s surviving family members since her tragic death in the Israeli airstrike on April 16, 2025. However, the devastating loss of Fatima and 10 other family members, including her pregnant sister, has sparked widespread condemnation from international human rights organizations and journalist protection groups.
The Palestinian Journalists’ Protection Center (PJPC) strongly condemned the airstrike as a violation of international law and a crime against journalists. They have also called for accountability for those responsible for the deaths of Fatima and other media workers.
Although no specific public pleas have been made by her family, the international outcry following her death has drawn attention to the grave risks journalists face in conflict zones and the urgent need for global protection measures for media workers.
Tamer Miqdad
Date of Death: 04/17/2025
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: killed in an Israeli airstrike
Cause of Death: War Conflict
Nationality: Palestine
Pleas of surviving relatives: As of now, there have been no direct public pleas from Tamer Miqdad’s surviving family members following his tragic death in the Israeli airstrike on April 17, 2025. However, the devastating loss of Tamer, his young daughter, and several other family members has sparked widespread condemnation from international organizations, human rights groups, and journalist associations.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and other entities have strongly criticized the killing of journalists like Tamer Miqdad, calling for accountability and an independent investigation into the deaths of journalists in Gaza. These organizations continue to advocate for the protection of media workers in conflict zones.
While no specific public pleas have been made by his family, Tamer’s death has further emphasized the perilous conditions faced by journalists and the need for increased international protection for reporters working in areas of conflict.
Islam Maqdad
Date of Death: 04/06/2025
Age: 29
Gender: Female
Cause of Death: Killed by Israeli airstrike
Cause of Death: War Conflict
Nationality: Palestine
Pleas of surviving relatives: There have been no direct public pleas from Islam Maqdad’s surviving family members after her death in the Israeli airstrike on April 6, 2025, which claimed her life, along with that of her young son and five other family members. However, the tragic nature of her death, especially as a journalist and mother, has sparked widespread international outrage and condemnation.
Key Details:
Islam’s daughter, Zina, was receiving medical treatment in Tunisia at the time of her mother’s death. Islam had expressed in a heartfelt post her deep longing to reunite with Zina, who had suffered a head injury from a prior Israeli attack. Tragically, Islam never had the chance to be reunited with her daughter before her own life was taken.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and other international human rights organizations have strongly condemned the attack, calling for accountability and an independent investigation into the killing of journalists like Islam Maqdad.
While surviving family members have not made any public pleas yet, the attack on Islam and her family has galvanized calls for stronger protection of journalists working in conflict zones and a halt to attacks on civilians.
Hamid Hosseinnezhad Heydaranlou
Date of Death: 04/20/2025
Age: 39
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: executed by hanging
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: Iran
Pleas of surviving relatives: Yes, there were deeply moving and public pleas from Hamid Hosseinnezhad Heydaranlou’s surviving family, especially from his 10-year-old daughter, Ronahi:
Ronahi’s Pleas:
Publicly pleaded for her father’s life, speaking out despite threats and intimidation.
Revealed that Iranian security forces tried to force her to give false testimony against her father, threatening to kill him if she did not comply.
Courageously refused, standing firm even under extreme psychological pressure.
Her defiance and appeal became a symbol of resistance, drawing public attention to the injustice surrounding her father’s case.
Family Sit-in Protest:
Ronahi and other family members staged a sit-in outside Urmia Central Prison in the days leading up to the execution.
The protest temporarily delayed the execution, showing that public pressure had some impact.
The family continuously appealed to Iranian authorities and international organizations to intervene and stop the execution.
Despite their efforts, Hamid was executed in secret on April 20, 2025, without final notice. The family’s emotional and courageous stand, especially by a child like Ronahi, underscores the human cost of injustice and repression.
Mohamed Ashour
Date of Death: 03/20/2025
Age: 33
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: tragically killed
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Pleas of surviving relatives: Unfortunately, there is no publicly available information regarding any pleas or statements from the surviving relatives or family members of Mohamed Ashour (33), who tragically lost his life on March 20, 2025, during an ambush near Foul Abyad, North Darfur. The available reports primarily focus on the circumstances surrounding his death and the broader context of violence in the region.
Haidar Idris
Date of Death: 04/16/2025
Age: 37
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Shot and killed by armed men
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Pleas of surviving relatives: In the aftermath of the killing of Haidar Idris and six others, thousands of displaced residents from Zamzam Camp took to the streets in a mass demonstration. Carrying the bodies of the slain, including Haidar’s, they blocked the El Fasher–Nyala road, demanding justice and protection.
The chants and protest signs echoed a shared plea:
“We demand retribution.”
“We demand protection for the displaced.”
“Bring the perpetrators to justice.”
The protest was not only a call for accountability, but also a desperate cry for safety, dignity, and the right to live without fear. Families of the victims, including Haidar’s, urged local authorities and the international community to stop the impunity enjoyed by militias such as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), believed to be behind the attacks.
Muhammad Al-Hila
Date of Death: 03/23/2025
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: killed by Israeli gunfire
Cause of Death: War Conflict
Nationality: Palestine
Pleas of surviving relatives: As of now, there have been no publicly reported statements or pleas from the surviving relatives of Mohammed al-Heila, one of the eight medics from the Palestine Red Crescent Society killed in Rafah on March 23, 2025. The organization and broader humanitarian community have strongly condemned the killings and are calling for accountability. While individual family voices haven’t surfaced publicly, their grief is echoed in the collective demand for justice and protection of humanitarian workers.
Abubakar Abdallah
Date of Death: 04/16/2025
Age: 41
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: killed death
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Pleas of surviving relatives: As of now, there have been no publicly documented statements or pleas from the surviving relatives or family members of Abubakar Abdallah (41), one of the five displaced individuals killed near Foul Abyad, North Darfur, on April 16, 2025. Reports indicate that Abdallah was among a group of internally displaced persons from the Zamzam camp who were ambushed by armed assailants while attempting to retrieve the bodies of earlier victims.
Fatma Hassona
Date of Death: 04/16/2025
Age: 25
Gender: Female
Cause of Death: killed by Israeli missile struck
Cause of Death: War Conflict
Nationality: Palestine
Pleas of surviving relatives: As of now, there have been no direct public statements or pleas from Fatma Hassona’s surviving relatives. Reports indicate that her parents survived the airstrike that killed Fatma and ten other family members, including her pregnant sister, but they are in critical condition and receiving treatment in intensive care.
While her family has not spoken publicly, Fatma herself left behind powerful words that reflect her hopes and fears. In a message shared before her death, she wrote:
“If I die, I want a loud death. I don’t want to be just breaking news, or a number in a group. I want a death that the world will hear, an impact that will remain through time, and a timeless image that cannot be buried by time or place.”
These words have come to represent not only her personal legacy but also the broader plea for justice, remembrance, and dignity from countless civilians caught in conflict. Fatma’s story continues to resonate through the voices of those honoring her memory and through the documentary Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk.
Mahdi Abdelrahman
Date of Death: 01/22/2022
Age: 37
Gender: Male
Cause of Death: Killed by opened fire
Cause of Death: Other
Nationality: United States
Pleas of surviving relatives: There are no specific, detailed reports regarding the pleas of surviving relatives of Mahdi Abdelrahman. However, based on the events surrounding the attack and the aftermath:
Surviving Relatives’ Reactions: After the attack, displaced people from the Zamzam camp, including Mahdi’s relatives, participated in large protests, carrying the bodies of the dead and demanding justice. The demonstrators chanted slogans seeking retribution for the killings and protection for the displaced community. This response reflects the deep grief and anger of the families affected, including Mahdi’s own family.
Community Appeal: The community’s demand for justice was also echoed by local leaders, including the Acting Governor of North Darfur, who promised to bring the perpetrators to justice.
These collective actions indicate that the surviving relatives and the broader community were seeking accountability and the protection of displaced persons from further violence.
