Fatmah Muhammad recalls her younger cousin, Sayfollah Musallet, affectionately known as Saif, who ran an ice-cream shop in Tampa Bay, Florida. Saif poured care into decorating her knafeh, reflecting his dedication. Tragically, he was murdered by Israeli settlers on his family's farm in the West Bank. His death devastated his family and community, who remembered him as a person who made everyone feel loved and acknowledged. Customers shared how Saif would cover their tabs if they were short on cash, demonstrating his generous spirit.
Fatmah Muhammad remembers her younger cousin Saif, who diligently decorated knafeh in his ice-cream shop, embodying affection and family legacy from across the country.
Saif Musallet was beaten to death by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, leaving his family shattered and a community searching for answers.
Saif brought joy and warmth wherever he went, making others feel important and loved, whether they were old or young.
At his ice-cream shop, Saif anonymously covered customers' tabs when needed, making everyone feel like family regardless of their background.
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