AMMAN - HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh,
chairman and founder of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global (TAG.Global), has mourned the
Palestinian martyrs of the Israeli massacres in Gaza and the other martyrs of
the ongoing Israeli aggression in the West Bank.

Since the beginning of the Israeli
aggression on October 7, 2023, until last night, Gaza figures reveal more than 5,087
martyrs, over 40% out of them are children and 30% are women, in addition to
more than 1,500 still under the rubble of their demolished homes, and 15,237 Palestinians
wounded. That is in addition to the destruction of nearly 165,000 residential
units; approximately 50% of the total residential units in the Gaza Strip, and
more than 1.4 million people were displaced inside Gaza.

Furthermore, Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh mourned the
family of Mr. Jamil Hafeth Al-Masri (Al-Masri family), the professional
services manager in TAG.Global Gaza office, who was martyred, with 29 members
of his family, including his wife, son, daughter, and grandchildren, in a
direct bombardment of his home in Rafah on October 16, 2023.

Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh also mourned the
Executive Director of TAG.Global Gaza, Mr. Munir Hasan for the martyrdom of his
sister Wisam Muhammad Ali Hasan ‘Um Saadallah Skik’ (Al-Hasan and Al-Skik
families), who, along with 17 family members, including her husband, their
children, daughter, and grandchildren from the Skik family, lost their lives in
a direct bombing of the family's home in Gaza.

It is worth mentioning that the Israeli
enemy has targeted the building where TAG.Global offices are located in Gaza
city in an airstrike on October 21, 2023, noting that the offices had
previously been targeted in multiple attacks and were completely destroyed in
the Israeli aggression on Gaza in 2021.

“Despite the great pain and sorrow for the
victims of the Zionist crimes, I believe that what is happening now is the
beginning of the battle for liberation and the realization of the historic and
national rights of the Palestinian people, as well as the end of the Zionist
occupation,” Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh said.