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{{Infobox person
| name = Osama al-Mazini
| image = اسامه مزینی.jpg
| full_name = Osama Atiyah Ahmed al-Mazini
| other_names = Osama al-Mazini, Abu Hammad
| birth_year = 1966 AD
| birth_date =
| birth_place = [[Gaza]]
| death_year = 2023 AD
| death_date =
| death_place = [[Gaza]]
| teachers =
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| religion = [[Islam]]
| sect = [[Sunni Islam|Sunni]]
| works =
| activities = {{Horizontal list|Active member of [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]]|Head of the Shura Council of [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]]|Professor at the Islamic University of Gaza and Head of the Psychology Department|Minister of Education}}
| website =
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'''Osama al-Mazini''' was the head of the Shura Council of the [[Hamas|Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas)]], a professor and head of the Psychology Department at the Islamic University of Gaza, and the Minister of Education for [[Palestine]]. He played a pivotal role in the [[Wafa al-Ahrar]] deal of 2011 AD, a prisoner exchange involving 1,027 Palestinian detainees in return for the release of [[Gilad Shalit]], an Israeli corporal captured by special forces of the [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]] on June 25, 2006 AD. Among his cultural activities were membership on the board of directors of the Al-Islah Islamic Society and the Islamic Academy, as well as serving on the board of trustees of Dar al-Arqam School. His intellectual contributions include characterizing the Deal of the Century as a failed project and describing the Israelization of the land of [[Palestine]] as a declining scheme. On October 16, 2023 AD (Tuesday, 24 Mehr 1402 SH), following the [[Al-Aqsa Flood]] battle and coinciding with the [[Events of the eleventh day of the Gaza War|eleventh day of the Gaza War]], he was martyred alongside several family members during an [[Israel]]i airstrike.

==Biography==
Osama Atiyah Ahmed al-Mazini was born on March 16, 1966 AD, in the city of [[Gaza]]. He was married and had five daughters and three sons.

==Education==
He completed his middle and high school education in schools in [[Gaza]], obtaining his high school diploma in 1984 AD. He earned a bachelor's degree in Physics from the Islamic University of Gaza and a master's degree in Counseling and Mental Health from Ain Shams University in Egypt. He obtained a second master's degree in Psychology from the Islamic University of Gaza in 2001 AD, and a PhD in Psychological Counseling and Mental Health from Ain Shams University in 2005 AD.

==Militant Activities==
Al-Mazini initially joined the [[Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine|Muslim Brotherhood]] and, immediately following the establishment of the [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]] in 1987 AD, became a member of this movement. There, he married the daughter of [[Ahmed Yassin|Sheikh Ahmed Yassin]], the founder of the [[Hamas]] movement. He participated in various advocacy and political activities within the group. He held several positions within the movement; from 2021 AD until his martyrdom, he served as the head of the Shura Council of the [[Hamas]] movement in the Gaza Strip and was a member of its political bureau in the [[Gaza Strip]]. He also played a fundamental role in the [[Wafa al-Ahrar]] deal of 2011 AD, the prisoner exchange involving 1,027 Palestinian detainees in return for the release of [[Gilad Shalit]], an Israeli corporal captured by special forces of the [[Hamas]] movement on June 25, 2006 AD.

==Academic Activities==
Between 2014 AD and 2020 AD, he worked as a lecturer at the Faculty of Education of the Islamic University of Gaza. In 2015 AD, he assumed the presidency of the university's Psychology Department and authored a book titled ''The Psychology of Advocacy''. Furthermore, he delivered numerous lectures and dialogues on various issues concerning [[Palestine]] and published many research papers and articles in reputable scientific journals.

==Cultural Activities==
* Head of the Student Council at the Islamic University of [[Gaza]] in 1987 AD;
* Member of the board of directors of the Al-Islah Islamic Society;
* Member of the board of directors of the Islamic Academy;
* Vice-Chairman of the board of trustees of Dar al-Arqam School;
* Minister of Education from 2110 AD to 2114 AD.

==Ideas==
===Hamas as a Factor for Palestinian Unity and Internal Cohesion===
[[File:اسامه مزینی 2.jpg|thumb|left|]]
He believed that the Hamas movement is eager for renewed unity and internal cohesion among various [[Palestinian]] groups and is prepared to guide all factions toward a unified [[Palestine]] through the holding of comprehensive and inclusive elections.

===The Deal of the Century: A Failed Project===
He maintained that the Deal of the Century, devised by the Trump administration with the aim of recognizing [[Jerusalem]] as the capital of [[Israel]], annexing parts of [[Palestine]] to it, gaining greater power through the normalization of relations with other Arab countries, and encroaching upon [[Jerusalem]] and the [[Al-Aqsa Mosque]], was merely a promise and a dream, as proven by the resistance. Consequently, such deals constitute a losing business. Therefore, the project of Israelizing the land of [[Palestine]] is a failed and declining scheme.

==Arrests==
Al-Mazini suffered under the [[Israel]]i occupation of [[Palestine]] and was arrested six times due to his activities against [[Israel]]; the most significant arrest occurred in 1988 AD, resulting in a six-year prison sentence. Additionally, he was subjected to administrative detention twice and imprisoned twice by the security services of the [[Palestinian Authority]].

==Death==
Osama al-Mazini was martyred on October 16, 2023 AD (Tuesday, 24 Mehr 1402 SH), following the [[Al-Aqsa Flood]] battle and coinciding with the [[Events of the eleventh day of the Gaza War|eleventh day of the Gaza War]], during an [[Israel]]i attack, alongside several members of his family.

==Hamas Reaction==
The [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]], while announcing the martyrdom and expressing condolences for two of its active members killed in an airstrike by [[Israel|i]] fighter jets—Tallal al-Hindi, a leader of the [[Hamas|Hamas Movement]] and the [[Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades|Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades]], and Osama al-Mazini (Abu Hammad), head of the movement's Shura Council in the [[Gaza Strip]]—emphasized in a statement: "[[Martyrdom]] is a path in which the blood of Hamas leaders and soldiers mingles with the blood of our steadfast people in [[Gaza]], and it is sacrificed for the freedom of our land and holy sites."

==See Also==
* [[Events of the eleventh day of the Gaza War]]
* [[Al-Aqsa Flood]]
* [[Axis of Resistance]]
* [[Jerusalem]]
* [[Palestine]]
* [[Gaza]]

==Sources==
* [https://vision-pd.org/%D8%A3%D8%B3%D8%A7%D9%85%D8%A9-%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D8%B2%D9%8A%D9%86%D9%8A-1966-2023/ Osama al-Muzayyin (1966–2023), Ru'yah Center for Political Development]. Date of publication: 29 December 2023; date accessed: 7 July 2024.
* [https://albaladnews.net/article/374984 Who is Osama al-Muzayyin, the Hamas leader assassinated by "Israel"?, Al-Balad News]. Date of publication: 21 October 2023; date accessed: 7 July 2024.
* [https://mugtama.com/22/310735/ The martyrdom of Osama al-Muzayyin... Chairman of the Hamas Shura Council in Gaza, Al-Mujtama Magazine (Kuwait)]. Date of publication: 22 October 2023; date accessed: 7 July 2024.
* [https://qudspress.com/88105/ "Hamas" mourns the chairman of its Shura Council in Gaza, Quds Press]. 21 October 2023; date accessed: 7 July 2024.

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