On October 7, Suhaib Razeem, a 22-year-old resident of Beit Hanina in east Jerusalem, was working as a bus driver at the Nature Festival in Re'im. 

As the festival attendees, he was caught in the attack carried out by Hamas terrorists.

As the terrorists stormed the party complex, Razeem was captured. He managed to call his family and reassure them of his safety. He mentioned that the terrorists were taking him to Gaza, leading to speculation about his fate.

Ten days later, his family received the devastating news that his burned body had been found in the party area.

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Newly released footage from the terrorists' GoPro cameras revealed that Razeem was indeed taken by Hamas men. Despite Razem's eloquent Arabic and insistence that he was a Muslim from east Jerusalem, the terrorists showed no mercy and executed him.

Another victim in Abu Gosh

The death of a resident from Abu Ghosh, who was injured by a direct rocket hit from Gaza into his home adjacent to the mosque, was also confirmed earlier this week.