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Kuwaiti scholar says slain Gaza spokesman embodied nation's conscience
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A Kuwaiti researcher and activist, Dr. Ibrahim Minhna, marked the first anniversary of Abu Ubaida's death by describing the Qassam Brigades' official spokesman as a voice of conscience for the Arab nation, Shehab Wire reported. The occasion, Minhna said, revives the deep emotions and living consciousness of the broader Muslim world.
Minhna, who works in Palestinian popular activism and scholarly research, characterized Abu Ubaida's legacy as a lasting emblem of honor for free people across the globe. The spokesman had served as the public face of the military wing during the conflict that prompted the commemoration.
