After the few minutes that the occupation granted to the prisoner, Sheikh Khader Adnan, during his open hunger strike, to talk about his isolation in the "Ramle Prison" clinic, to the military court in "Ofer", his wife (Umm Abd al-Rahman) left the courtroom, repeating the words of her companion who had trained her. He summed up his condition by saying, "I am dying."

When Sheikh Khader Adnan learned that the court session had been postponed to consider the appeal submitted by his lawyer to release him on bail due to the seriousness of his health condition until the tenth of May, he added to it, “Until that date, I will be a martyr.” Immediately after leaving the court, Umm Abd al-Rahman again launched an urgent appeal to all organizations. And free the world to move before it is too late and save her husband from "attempts to execute and assassinate him."

Martyr Adnan's wife told Al-Quds.com, "His condition was very difficult, as he spoke slowly and with a very heavy tongue, and appeared with his exhausted body, and it seemed as if he had lost the ability to see us, so he could not look at us continuously and see us, but he did not hear us or move." nobody".

And she adds: "All indications of an assassination attempt on him appeared clearly from the previous session in Ofer, as he fainted several times, and the occupation prevented us from visiting him, and prohibited all institutions from accessing him and knowing his situation, in light of the isolation, pressures and penalties that have not stopped since he announced his new battle since He was arrested from our house."

Umm Abd al-Rahman, who accompanied her husband’s detention stations over the past years, and accompanied him in the five empty bowel battles that he previously fought, led campaigns of support and solidarity with him, and celebrated his victories with him, recounts, in the first hours after she received the news of the martyrdom of Sheikh Khadr at dawn on the 87th day of his strike She said that since she left him in the courtroom last Sunday, “I expected his martyrdom, as he was in a difficult condition, and his body, which I saw exhausted and fading, did not have the ability to bear more or count on it a lot, and whenever the phone rang, I lived nightmares of anxiety, stress and fears, To bring me the news of his death.”

At dawn on Tuesday, the Israeli Prison Service announced the death of Sheikh Khader Adnan in his cell, and soon his family and wife received the news, so feelings mixed and pictures multiplied, and Umm Abd al-Rahman says: “I had a painful feeling as soon as I heard the news, and frankly, I did not believe it, my heart did not believe it, and until this moment, no I still live with contradictory feelings that I believe and do not believe. It is not easy for our hearts and our lives to comprehend the issue of losing a person who means everything to us in life.

And she adds: "The Lord of the Worlds honored me with patience, and we feel proud of his heroism, steadfastness, patience, and jihad for the sake of God and the truth. He always wished and asked for martyrdom."

And she continues: “We ask God Almighty to choose the best and rest for him, despite the heartbreak at his distance and the pain of separation is not easy, especially since we are talking about a hero like Sheikh Khadr. Alien".

In the house of the martyr Sheikh Khader Adnan in Arraba, southwest of Jenin, his wife and children sat in the middle of his pictures, surrounded by family, relatives, friends, the women of his town, the family and everyone who knew, lived and loved him, who came to support and support her, and found her in a state of steadfastness, steadfastness, challenge and patience.

So when did (Umm Abd al-Rahman) see her husband, Khader, for the last time, and what were his last words to her? He did not forget his will to me, he said, "Take care of yourself and the children, Umm Abd al-Rahman," and the broadcast was interrupted.

And she adds: “I went out repeating and supplicating to God and saying: God suffices me, and He is the best disposer of affairs. Protect him with your protection and choose the best for him.

And she continued: "I was sitting on the prayer rug, and prayed to God to grant him comfort, peace and reassurance, as he was suffering and in great pain, but he always enjoyed will, courage and patience, until he rose as a martyr, fulfilling the highest wish he had asked for throughout his life."

Waiting for the body.

With patience, equanimity, and defiance mixed with pride and pride in her companion, from whom she bore 9 children, Umm Abd al-Rahman prevented the women from crying, and said: “We will not receive the mourners of Sheikh Khadr, and there will be no house of condolence in our home, but rather we receive well-wishers with pride and pride in his martyrdom and the honor he bestowed.” Lord of the Worlds, but there is a pain in our hearts, because we do not know the fate of his body.”

She added, "We are waiting and hoping that the efforts will succeed in compelling the occupation to release his pure body, and preventing his capture in the graves of numbers and the refrigerators of the occupation, which committed the crime of execution and assassination."

And she continued: “We demand that he not be touched and dissected as we demanded his will, and that we receive him as the great martyrs, and that the burial beside his father’s body in the godmother and companions of his martyr path, and we will continue to struggle and work until we see him, embrace him, and bleed him with what he deserves and wished for.”

Wife's messages.

Since announcing the news of her husband’s martyrdom, Umm Abd al-Rahman has been keen to take care of her children, raise their spirits, and charge them with determination and patience, and she said: “We will not wait for anyone to return the body of the sheikh who left behind 9 children. which he chose."

And she added: "My message to the occupation will not undermine our resolve, and we will remain as we were taught and raised by Sheikh Khader. His life and blood are precious and not cheap for us. He is equal to the whole world, and we ask God to help me raise his children, and that the occupation end before they grow up, and his dream and all the martyrs come true." .

stations of his life.

Martyr Khader Adnan Muhammad Musa descends from the town of Arraba, southwest of Jenin, in which he was born on 3/24/1978. In the Al-Aqsa Intifada, he became the spokesman for “Jihad” in the West Bank, and he was subjected to persecution, assassination attempts, and arrest several times, and he spent several years in Israeli prisons. Despite that, he completed his university studies, obtaining a bachelor’s degree, then a master’s degree from Birzeit University, then Jerusalem Abu Dis.

Despite his arrests and persecution, he got married and started a family and had nine sons and daughters, the youngest of whom is a year and a half old and the eldest Abd al-Rahman (14 years old). The occupation arrested him two months after his marriage, and he spent a year and a half and was freed.

During the Al-Aqsa Intifada in 2004, he went on an open hunger strike for 12 days, as a result of his isolation in Kfar Yona prison, and he did not stop his strike until after the prison administration acquiesced in his demand to transfer him to the regular prisoner sections. From obtaining his freedom and facing his repeated arbitrary arrests.

During his arrest in 2012, he launched an empty stomach battle against administrative detention, and went on strike that lasted 66 days. After several judicial hearings and solidarity campaigns following the collapse of his health, the Israeli Supreme Court decided to release him in April of the same year, after his health deteriorated.

With his new arrest, in 2015, he went on a hunger strike for 56 days, which he started on May 8, 2015, to put pressure on the Israeli authorities to release him and pledge not to detain him administratively. He was later released, but he was re-arrested, and he went on strike in 2018 for 59 days. , before taking away his freedom, and in 2021 he went on a similar strike for 25 days.

During his detention, Khader Adnan was subjected to interrogation, torture, and isolation in Israeli interrogation centers, especially Al-Jalameh and Petah Tikva. Despite this, he embodied a state of steadfastness and defiance despite the fact that he was subjected during his hunger strike to death threats at times, and to force-feed him at other times, and even in the last days of his last strike before To rise as a martyr in the sixth strike, which is considered the longest empty stomach battle he waged.

During the past years, his mother and then his father died, which had a great impact on his life due to his close relationship with them, and he wrote in his will, demanding that he be buried alongside them in his hometown, the town of Arraba.