Al-Quds Brigades had published a video showing Adnan Abu Sitta jumping for joy and shouting “I loved it” after destroying an Israeli tank.
Activists circulated on social media the news of the martyrdom of the Palestinian young man, Ahed Adnan Abu Sitta, who used the famous word “I love you,” while resisting the Israeli occupation army in the Gaza Strip.
The martyr had appeared in a video clip published by the Al-Quds Brigades - the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement - weeks ago after destroying an Israeli tank, jumping for joy and shouting: “I’m excited,” in reference to the burning of the tank.
Local sources said that Abu Sitta was martyred after the occupation bombed a group of residents near the Palestine Mosque in the Khan Yunis camp in the southern Gaza Strip.
With faithful hearts and proud heads, I bring to you the news of the martyrdom of my cousin, the heroic resistance fighter Ahed Adnan Abu Sitta, the owner of the saying “I loved” during his resistance to the army of Zionist invaders.
Your prayers for him, dear ones, in the highest paradise 🤲
Praise be to God, who honored us by defending the mission of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace ✌️🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/gX68NTyUTR
- J. Al-Turbani Jihad Al-Turbani (@alturbani) January 28, 2024
The Palestinian writer and poet Jihad Al-Turbani wrote on his account on the
The owner of the “Nawar” account on the X website tweeted: “From the leap of glory to the leap of eternity, God willing. I pray for mercy and the highest paradise for him, if you are so kind.”
🔴 The martyrdom of Ahed Adnan Abu Sitta ••
The owner of the saying, “By God, I love you” #I love you pic.twitter.com/t2UzEnTAQU
- Mirna (@Miyrna_) January 29, 2024
Since the martyr shouted the word “I love you,” it has become the norm for Gazans to express their joy over the scenes broadcast by the resistance of operations to confront and confront the occupation army in the areas of its ground incursion into the south and north of the Gaza Strip.
In the streets, homes, and shelter centers, Gazans’ shouts of this word rise with takbir and applause, as they watch the resistance’s missile volleys launching from the Gaza Strip toward Israeli towns, or whenever news comes of the resistance’s success in ambushing the occupation army on the front lines of the incursion.
A few days ago, the young Palestinian Muhannad Rizq Muhammad Jibril, who coined the famous phrase “Come on, Duwairi,” was martyred in direct confrontations with the occupation army in Gaza.
The Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades - the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) - published a video of targeting an Israeli force with an anti-fortified missile in the Juhr al-Dik area, east of the Central Governorate in the Gaza Strip. After the Qassam fighter fired his missile, he celebrated his success in targeting the house in which the occupation soldiers were barricaded with the phrase, “Analyze.” Oh Douiri,” he called on the military expert, Major General Fayez Al-Duwairi, to analyze his operation on Al Jazeera.
The phrase “Come on, Duwairi” tops the social networking sites after a member of Al-Qassam shouted it while targeting an Israeli vehicle in #Gaza pic.twitter.com/3K3NkLd9dA
- Aljazeera.net • Al Jazeera Net (@AJArabicnet) December 26, 2023
Source: Al Jazeera + social networking sites