Forcibly Involved
The children are always ours, every single one of them, all over the globe; and I am beginning to suspect that whoever is incapable of recognizing this, may be incapable of morality. — James Baldwin
Forcibly Involved is a project memorializing the names of children killed on and since October 7, 2023, on both sides of the border, without differences of nationality, and with the belief that every child has a name, a life that has been, and dreams cut short, and that we must remember this.
Aya Mughrabi
Aya Mughrabi (5), was here, and not anymore. She loved to paint and play with her brother Abdullah. Both were killed. Their bodies were recovered from the rubble after 29 days.
Silla and Sara Al Khawaja
Silla (2) and Sara (7) Al Khawaja, were here, and not anymore. Sisters. A few hours before she was killed Sara begged and prayed for her life. She dreamed of getting married and having a daughter. Silla didn't have enough time to create dreams.
Omar Khadra
Omar Khadra, was here, and not anymore. Killed along with his sister.
Maysa Khadra
Maysa Khadra (14), was here, and not anymore. Killed along with her brother.
Talia Hisham Tabasi
Talia Hisham Tabasi, was here, and not anymore. She was killed when the neighbors' house was bombed.
Anas Al-Akhras
Anas Al-Akhras (5), was here, and not anymore. Was here along with his mother and brothers Yassin and Muhammad. He was called "the boy with the laughter of paradise.".
Abdulrahman Siedem
Abdulrahman Siedem, was here, and not anymore. Was here along with his entire family.
Marah Ramzi
Marah Ramzi (2.5), was here, and not anymore. That morning she insisted on getting fully dressed, and decked out in her best clothes. Her father found her body.
Sham Mohammad Halasa
Sham Mohammad Halasa (11), was here, and not anymore.
Thana Majed Abu Mustafa
Thana Majed Abu Mustafa (17), was here, and not anymore.
Zaid and Hamza Radi
Zaid and Hamza Radi, were here, and not anymore. Brothers. They were killed while playing outdoor with their cousins ​.
Ahmed Al-Haddad
Ahmed Al-Haddad (6 months old), was here, and not anymore.