West Bank - July 12, 2010 - Ezzedine Al - Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas movement, mourned on Monday the passing of one of it's honorable members, Rabee Al- Harb from the Eskaka village outside of Salfeet in the West Bank.
Rabee Al- Harb was martyred as a result of his serious wounds.which he sustained when the Zionist forces tried to assassinate him in Ramallah several years ago.
After the assassination attempt, Rabee Al- Harb became paralysed and he travelled outside the West Bank to seek medical treatment for his serious wounds.
Ezzedine Al- Qassam Brigades mourn the martyr and confirm in it's statement that Rabee Al- Harb was martyred after a long history of hard work and many sacrifices as a member of Ezzedine Al -Qassam Brigades, all for his beloved homeland Palestine.
Ezzedine Al - Qassam Brigades mourn the death of the Mujahedden, and reaffirms it's commitment and determination to continue the resistance against the belligerent occupation forces.
Military Communiqué
Al Qassam Brigades mourns Rabee Al HarbAs the Al - Aqsa Intifada continues against the Zionist occupation assault's on the Gaza Strip, the Ezzedeen Al-Qassam Brigades has it's best men on duty in the front lines, to defend it's people from any attack by the enemy.Today Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades mourn the death of the Mujaheddin Rabee Ali Harb from the Iskaka village - in Salfit town
The Mujahed Rabee Ali Harb was martyred after being hospitalized,following a long medical treatment for a serious trauma, he became paralyzed after an assassination attempt conducted against him by the Zionist occupation, in the city of Ramallah several years ago. Rabee Ali Harb was martyred after a long and successful journey of Jihad, hard struggle and many sacrifices.Ezzedine Al Qassam Brigades mourn the death of the Mujahedeen,and reaffirms the commitment and determination to continue the resistance against the belligerent occupation forces.
Ezzedeen Al-Qassam Brigades
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July 12th, 2010
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