The Hamas death squad issued a shocking war oath: "If you run, you will live, and if you fight, you will die." But instead of living to death, risk your life today. We will use this battle to tell the enemy of life that you can take my life, but never take my freedom. This oath has become their last words. In Gaza, children are growing up rapidly in danger of their lives and are ready to use their lives to protect the survival possibilities of their fellow citizens. Let's take a look at their stories.
Gaza, a place on the brink of war, is no longer marked by age, but by the ability to quickly confront existential threats. The young soldiers of Hamas who dare to die are not afraid of life and death, and resolutely choose to pick up ** and fight for freedom.
These young fighters are still children, but they face the dilemma of adults. In their view, growing up means embracing war and protecting their homes and people with their lives. They swear that they would rather risk their lives than defend their freedom. This may be their only way out, and it is their way of expressing their strength and will to fight.
Members of Hamas's death squads consider the oath to be their last words. They know that the danger they face cannot be ignored, but they are not afraid. They know that this war is not just their personal battle, but a war against fate and oppression.
In the streets, these young soldiers strutted with their heads held high, with a determined smile on their lips. They know that their destiny is not in their own hands, but they should seize everything they can control and pursue their ideals and freedom.
In the family, the parents of these soldiers were both proud and heartbroken. They know that their children may be separated from themselves forever in this war. However, as they teach, the patriotism instilled in them from an early age and the belief in fighting for national dignity make these children willing to sacrifice their lives to protect their homeland.
The international community is concerned about the situation in Gaza. However, this situation is not without solutions. Ceasefire, negotiation and peace are the way to go, but for these children, the dignity of the right to life is paramount. They want to tell the world with their actions that they will not succumb to fear or threats of violence.
Hamas death squad soldiers grew up in the crucible of war, and they wrote stories of defending freedom with their lives. Whatever their ultimate fate, they will be remembered by the world as brave soldiers and freedom-loving soldiers.
Let us hope that when the smoke of war dissipates, the children of Gaza will be able to thrive in the sunshine of peace and freedom. Their courage and determination will always inspire us to cherish peace