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A freed prisoner, a leader, a fighter, a martyr. Yahya Sinwar refused but to ascend in his own way, clashing until the last moment, donning a military vest and kuffiyeh. He ascended to martyrdom on the front lines in Rafah, in an armed clash in which the IOF admitted a soldier was wounded. While all the global forces of evil demanded Yahya's head, he made them work for it. In their rage, they searched for him for over a year, stumbling upon him in the end only by chance, where all the intelligence in the world had failed. But Yahya, Abu Ibrahim, was not hiding in tunnels, nor surrounded by captives, nor was he surrounded by Palestinian civilians, despite the unforgivable claims in the zionist, Western, and zionist Arab media. No, he stood above ground, fighting for his people and with his people, suffering and starving as they did. Next to him were simple items: Mentos mints, Islamic books, ID cards, and a pistol. Yet, this was not any pistol; it was the pistol of an IOF officer seized during the heroic Edge of the Sword operation in which the IOF failed to infiltrate Khan Younis in 2018 and martyr Sheikh Nour Baraka ascended. He became the first leader of a Palestinian faction to have ascended in a zero-distance armed clash, offering his precious and most valuable to launch the blessed Flood out of a deep love and care for his people. Through sacrifice, Yahya changed the world, demanding his people be liberated. In Glorious October, Yahya was born on the 29th, liberated from prison on the 18th, launched the Flood on the 7th, and ascended on the 17th. A shell was fired. Yahya lived. Another shell—Yahya lived. A drone came. Yahya lived. A sniper shot him in the head. Yahya lived. ‎يحيى في كل القلوب يحيا Yahya, you live in every heart.