Abu Ubaida's Unknown Side Revealed
The extent to which her son, Abu Ubaidah, approaches global fame remains surrounded by a mother's feelings and her personal life, as she saw him as a calm and kind child, never expecting that he would become one of the prominent leaders in the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades. Through details of his life, a humble personality emerges—someone caring for his family and loving his household duties, despite his success and fame. His mother was deeply affected by the passing years of the war in Gaza, as her life became intertwined with conflicts, worry, and losses. She endured painful losses, including the martyrdom of her son while he was on a military mission. Despite his fame, she hoped he would remain a simple person who cared for his family and was characterized by his humanitarian sense and compassion. She recalls moments of anxiety and tension while watching his appearances in the media during the wars, seeing in his features the exhaustion and burden he bore on his shoulders. Yet, in her heart, he remains a small child who has not changed—sharing details of his simple life and his love for his family.
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