Furkan Doğan

Furkan, who heard the sound of fire during the attack of the Israeli soldiers on the Mavi Marmara ship, which was helping people living in hardship in Palestine, wrote on the paper in front of him: Last hours for the martyrdom sherbet. Is there anything more beautiful? If there is, it's just my mother.”

Furkan Doğan was born on October 20, 1991 in New York. He was a senior student at Kayseri Private Hisarcıklıoğlu High School. He joined the aid fleet to Palestine from Kayseri. Furkan Doğan was shot dead by Israeli soldiers on the Mavi Marmara ship, which included civilians in the Humanitarian Aid fleet, at the age of 19. Four bullets from 1.5 meters had been hit in the chest with one bullet in the face. Furkan had embarked on this journey at a young age in order for his own existence to be beneficial. His father buried his pain in his heart and said, “We have no regrets. Our child was martyred on a beautiful road. We also became the father of martyrs. It will lead to good developments.” he makes sense of his son's death. Furkan's brother, Mustafa Doğan, said at the funeral prayer in Istanbul, "We thought that Israel would detain or turn away ships and passengers, but we did not expect it to do such an inhumane thing. My brother died a martyr for the Palestinians. May our lives be sacrificed for them. Furkan is now in Istanbul; They pray together with the martyrs who participated in the conquest of Istanbul.” he stated his feelings. Furkan, who heard the sounds of fire during the attack of the Israeli soldiers on the Mavi Marmara ship, which brings aid to the suffering people living in Palestine, wrote on the paper in front of him: “Last hours for the martyrdom sherbet. Is there anything more beautiful? If there is, it's just my mother. But I'm not sure about that either. The two are very difficult to compare. Witness or my mother? The hall is empty. The seriousness that has not existed until now has taken over everyone…” Israel targeted 19-year-old Furkan, whose only weapon was a pen and a piece of paper. An innocent child…