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The Jerusalemite martyr Ibrahim al-Hindi... a released prisoner who spent nearly two years in the occupation's prisons
September 4, 2026

The young man, Ibrahim al-Hindi, 33, was shot dead by Israeli occupation forces in the Damascus Gate area of ​​Jerusalem's Old City.

Al-Hindi was a former prisoner who had spent nearly two years in Israeli prisons at various times.

Following his martyrdom, Israeli intelligence summoned members of his family for interrogation before later releasing them.

The Israeli police stated that border guards shot the 33-year-old, a resident of East Jerusalem, claiming he attempted a stabbing attack, resulting in his immediate death.

The body of Ibrahim al-Hindi remains in the custody of the occupation authorities.

According to the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Jerusalem, the occupation authorities are holding the bodies of 31 Jerusalemite martyrs (holders of Israeli identity cards) in morgues or in "cemeteries of numbers," the oldest of which dates back to October 2016. Among them are 10 children (under 18 years old), the youngest being 14-year-old Wadi' Alayan. They are:

1. Musbah Abu Sbeih – October 2016

2. Fadi Qunbar – January 2017

3. Aziz Aweisat – May 2018

4. Shaher Abu Khadija – May 2021

5. Zuhdi Al-Taweel – May 2021

6. Fadi Abu Shkheidem – November 2021

7. Karim Jamal Al-Qawasmi – March 2022

8. Uday Al-Tamimi – October 2022

9. Amer Halabieh – November 2022

10. Khairy Alqam – January 2023

11. Hussein Qaraqe – February 2023

12. Ishaq Al-Ajlouni – June 2023

13. Khaled Al-Za’anin – August 2023

14. Ali Al-Abbasi – October 2023

15. Abdul Rahman Faraj – October 2023

16. Khaled Al-Muhtaseb – October 2023

17. Adam Abu Al-Hawa (boy) – October 2023

18. Omar Al-Farroukh (boy) – November 2023

19. Murad Nimer – November 2023

20. Ibrahim Nimer – November 2023

21. Ahmed Alayan – December 2023

22. Wadi’ Alayan (boy) – February 2024

23. Fadi Jamjoum – February 2024

24. Nour Shihabi (boy) – May 2024

25. Mohammad Shahab – July 2024

26. Shadi Shiha (boy) – August 2024

27. Sami Al-Amoud – October 2024

28. Omar Shweiki – December 2024

29. Mohammad Abu Libdeh – May 2025

30. Ayman Al-Hashlamon – May 2026

31. Khalil Rashad Hamed Al-Risheq – July 2026