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Last will of 14-year-old PFLP terrorist: “I wished for Martyrdom and achieved it”

The independent Palestinian news agency Shehab published an image of the handwritten last will of 14-year-old terrorist Amr Khaled Al-Khamour, who participated in violent riots in which explosives were thrown at Israeli soldiers

 

Headline: “The last will of Martyr Amr Al-Khamour (i.e., terrorist, participated in violent riots) – the 14-year-old youth who was killed in the [Deheisheh] refugee camp”

 

 

Text of will: “Heroic Martyr Amr Al-Khamour

Heroic Martyr Uday Al-Tamimi (i.e., terrorist, murdered 1)

My last will to you

In the name of All Merciful Allah

‘O Allah – resolve, victory, or Martyrdom’

I wished for many things, and I want to convey a message to all the people of our beloved camp, the Deheisheh [refugee] camp – do not abandon my mother, I hope that everyone will forgive me.

Praise Allah, Allah has realized my dream for me, which is (Martyrdom for Allah) [parentheses in source].

O my friends and loved ones, may none of you forget me, and do not abandon my mother…

I convey my blessings to the Popular Front [for the Liberation of Palestine] (PFLP) and to all the homeland’s factions.

We have gone on the path of the Martyrs, and Allah willing, I am on the path of heroic Martyr (Uday Al-Tamimi) [parentheses in source].

I convey my blessings to all our heroic prisoners in the occupation’s prisons.

And [I wish] a speedy release to (Ibrahim Al-Khamour) [parentheses in source] (apparently a relative, PMW was unable to determine the nature of his crimes -Ed.), you are very close to freedom…

If only these people would think and wake up regarding their situation, [in] which we are under a Zionist occupation.

I hope that the coming generations will have (freedom) [parentheses in source] in their possession.

I wish the best to all my brothers, friends, and loved ones.

When I come to you as a Martyr, Allah willing, O my mother, make sounds of joy and do not cry.

Any mistake I made in my life towards you, my mother – forgive me.

Do not be sad, O father, I wished for Martyrdom and achieved it…

O my friends, my family is your family. [Take care of] my mother, my mother, my mother. We will meet in Paradise.”

 

Amr Khaled Al-Khamour

 

Uday Al-Tamimi

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