Ibrahim Al Nabulsi

Ibrahim al-Nabulsi (13 October 2003 - 9 August 2022) was a Palestinian militant who co-founded both the Nablus Brigade and Lions' Den militias. Nicknamed the "lion of Nablus", al-Nabulsi had gained prominence on social media for his participation in armed actions against Israeli soldiers and civilians in the West Bank. Despite evading arrest for several months, al-Nabulsi was eventually tracked down to a building in central Nablus on 9 August 2022, where he was killed in a shootout against Israeli forces. Early life Ibrahim al-Nabulsi was born on 13 October 2003, during the Second Intifada. Ibrahim's father, Alaa al-Nabulsi was an officer in the Palestinian National Security Forces. he claimed to belong to no specific group and claimed allegiance to all Palestinian militant groups. However, al-Nabulsi escaped, and subsequently, was wanted by the Israeli security forces.

In June of 2022 Ibrahim al-Nablusi was involved in a terrorist attack against Israeli religious tourists travelling to Josephs Tomb and their IDF escorts, two civilians and one soldier were wounded.

Death Following 6 months on the run, al-Nabulsi was tracked down to a residential building in the Old City of Nablus during the early hours of 9 August 2022. Israeli forces surrounded the building while al-Nablusi and two other militants 32-year-old Islam Sabbouh and 16-year-old Hussein Jamal Taha responded by barricading themselves within the building and firing on the soldiers. Israeli forces began assaulted the building Palestinian civilians rioted and attacked the soldiers to which the Israeli soldiers responded with riot-dispersal tool and live fire. While under siege, al-Nabulsi recorded an audio message, in which he stated: Take care of the homeland. I am surrounded now but I will fight until I become a martyr. I love my mother. Don’t abandon the gun.During the gunfight, which lasted for several hours, Sabbouh and Taha were killed, while al-Nabulsi was wounded by a gunshot to the neck. al-Nabulsi managed to escape the building, and was carried to Rafidia Hospital on a stretcher. Hundreds of Palestinians surrounded the hospital, where al-Nabulsi died an hour after arriving. A funeral procession took place later that day, which was attended by over 10,000 Palestinians.