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On this day one year ago, the brave, bold, and defiant Adam Ayyad ascended to martyrdom at 15 years old in the ever-resistant Red Castle, Dheisheh camp. He threw his final Molotov towards occupation forces before an IOF sniper shot him. His parents lost their only son, a brave young man who rushed to defend his camp and people without hesitation.
"I am telling you all to set your compass and point it towards the occupation." "Martyrdom is victory." "I hope that you will not forget me." "I do not want to tell you goodbye."
These words, from Adam's will, are inscribed in the collective memory of our nation.
The PFLP, in mourning Adam, wrote "He was always at the forefront in defending the camp's soil...What was in the will of martyr Ayyad is the best evidence of the correct, principled choices taken by our people's revolutionaries in resisting the occupation in various ways."
Within three weeks, Adam Ayyad, and his comrades Amr Al-Khamour and Omar Manaa, ascended to martyrdom in Bethlehem's Dheisheh camp. The camp had, for a moment, lost its guardians, only to be replaced by new ones, never dropping the banner.
In his will, he reiterated the words of his role model, martyr Ibrahim Al-Nabulsi: "O Allah, grant us steadfastness, victory, or martyrdom." These words were repeated on his Facebook page, where his profile picture was set to a photo of him with martyr Omar Manaa.
