Damascus-Sana
“If the voice of the one who calls out in the soul shouted, we would be dispossessed of my homeland.” A woman who used to chant the throats of the people of Hadar village in the countryside of Quneitra during the funeral processions of the martyrs who chose to martyrdom to live the homeland with pride, honor and pride.
(Hadar) The quiet village in the liberated Quneitra sits on the slopes of Mount Hermon and overlooks the land of the occupied Syrian Golan, inhabited by more than ten thousand people. About 150 martyrs of them were martyred in battles of honor against terrorism throughout the country, and some of them rose in the face of the brutal Israeli occupation.
“On the sixth of May we salute the biography of the nation’s martyrs who left us physically and did not miss death from our memory .. Whatever we talked about our martyrs, we will not deny them their right in front of what they have offered towards the pride and dignity of this dear and honorable homeland and its honorable people.” With these sentences Anas Hamad started his speech to Sana about his father Fahim and his brother Ayham, who were martyred for the sake of the homeland and its glory, and said, “My brother was the first martyr in the face of terrorism, the village’s Shiites. As for my father, Fahim, he lived as a teacher and educator, generous and generous, and he was most interested in instilling in the generations the values of patriotism, love of the homeland and citizenship, and keen to cultivate his land that he loved. “.
"And since the beginning of the global war on Syria, my father felt the danger threatening his country, so he wore the clothes of honor and carried weapons and went with his comrades to the squares to defend the dignity of his homeland to embody the highest meanings of loyalty and giving and on the date of 7-8-2013, a fierce confrontation took place on the outskirts of the village with the terrorist organizations," Anas continues. He fought valiantly with his comrades to attain the honor of martyrdom after two days of his capture by criminal gangs, to become the martyr's father a martyr.
On the authority of the martyr Mursal Jabr Hassoun, his son Muhammad recalls the meanings of the sacrifice and defense of the homeland that his father instilled in it from an early age, and says, “When my father joined his comrades in arms in the field, he used to chant his vocals (Oh our enemy, we did not fear death. When going out to war, ”indicating that his death was four o'clock in the morning on Wednesday March 20 2013, while confronting the terrorist attack on the village.
The people of the village have become accustomed to confronting the aggressors 'fire with courage and valor, especially as it is within reach of the Israeli occupation, which has been shaken by the Syrians' resistance, so it has worked hard to diversify its treacherous weapons to target the villagers, their homes and their lands, either by air attacks or by planting mines in agricultural lands, as part of the brutal occupation policy that it has pursued since the aggression. In 1967, or by sending him from the terrorist groups he supported to attack the village.
The martyr, Wassim Badriya, was on a date with his next child, who bore his name, to commemorate his memory, before he was assassinated by the hand of Israeli treachery on 07/29/2015, where his brother Nadim narrated the method of targeting the martyr with a group of his comrades inside his car with an air raid by the Israeli enemy.
By the passage of six years, the days have not been able to erase her grief for her two brothers who were martyred on the ground. Maysa Mahmoud attended talking with pride and pride and narrates another heroic epic story written by the people of the village on its immaculate soil indicating that Nazih and Thaer Mahmoud were martyred on 04/26-2015 as a result of their targeting by aircraft. The Israeli enemy to lay their bodies next to comrades Yusef Jaber Hassoun, Samih Badriya and others who irrigated the soil of the homeland to sprout lilies of victory and decorate the way back to the occupied Syrian Golan.
On the day of her brothers ’testimony, Maysa recalled how her brother Nazih wrapped a robe of honor on his expected wedding day and chose the homeland wedding, saying that Syria, for which her children gave their blood, will inevitably triumph and remain dear and inviolable.
Despite the unlimited support of the terrorists by the enemy entity, the people of the village continued the march of heroism and courage and waged a fierce battle against them on 11-3-2017 during their response to a large-scale attack on the village during which 17 martyrs were killed, among them the martyr Hassan Mahmoud Hassoun, as his sister Nour confirmed that the people of the village Like all Syrians, the love of the homeland has been nurtured, and martyrdom has become one of the customs of its people and the traditions of steadfastness. History has known them as an impregnable barrier in the face of the occupiers and the greedy whose fate throughout the ages was death and defeat at its pure threshold.
Amani Frog