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Esperanza Ghandour
A Lebanese educator and school principal in Nabatieh, respected for revitalising her school and championing her students. Killed in a strike on her vehicle.
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ParentsPlea stands with the parents and children who have lost loved ones to corporate greed, social injustice, police brutality, and the wars of our time. We record their names, honour their stories, and refuse to let the world look away.
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Esperanza GhandourLebanon · Educator · 6 Jul 2026War
Layla al-KhatibPalestine · Aged 2 · West BankWar
Lorenzo Salgado AraujoMexico · Houston, TX · 7 Jul 2026Injustice
Dina Al-MadhounPalestine · Teacher · 6 Jul 2026War
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At Rest
War & Conflict
Layla al-Khatib
A two-year-old girl from a village in the Jenin District of the occupied West Bank, who lived with her mother and extended family. A child, lost far too soon.
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War & Conflict
Muhammad Majdi al-Ja'bari
A 16-year-old schoolboy from the Hebron area, cycling to school early one morning when he was fatally struck in the occupied West Bank.
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Social Injustice
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
A construction worker who built a life in the U.S. across 35 years, providing for his wife and three sons. Shot during an immigration enforcement stop.
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Dina Al-Madhoun
A Palestinian teacher and principal who kept teaching through war and displacement. She was making her way home from work when a strike hit near her.
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Ayman Nassar al-Himouni
A 12-year-old boy from Hebron, the eldest of four children and a seventh-grader, killed in the Jabal Juhar neighbourhood of the occupied West Bank.
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War & Conflict
Arya Bahadori
A nine-year-old schoolboy from Minab, remembered as careful, studious and gentle, known for his red-framed glasses and his love of baking.
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War & Conflict
Mohammad Al-Wahidi
Known as "Abu Sahib," a community figure who led outreach and reconciliation for relief operations in Gaza City. Killed in a strike near the governorate building.
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Behind every statistic is a name, a face, and a family pleading to be heard.
ParentsPlea exists so that no life lost to injustice is reduced to a headline or a number.
We gather names, stories, and sources into a single, dignified record - one that families can point to and say: they were here, they mattered, and they are not forgotten. Each entry is researched and cited, and grieving families can submit a name so remembrance grows from the ground up.
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