Colonel Ahmed al-Qudra.. Guardian of society from the scourge of drugs and a father stolen by duty

A retrospective report on the biography of Colonel Ahmed al-Qudra, a senior security commander in the Gaza Strip, who was martyred in an Israeli airstrike. The report recounts his career in combating drugs, his leadership of the Khan Younis police, his sacrifice of his personal life for public duty, and his bitter separation from his family due to the war.

A retrospective report on the biography of Colonel Ahmed al-Qudra (Abu Abdullah), a senior security commander in the Gaza Strip, who was martyred in an Israeli airstrike while on a hospital bed at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis. The report recounts his career spanning about eleven years in the anti-drug apparatus, where he led a war against smuggling gangs and drug promotion networks. He rose through high-ranking leadership positions including director of the Khan Younis Governorate Police, director of civil affairs, and director of the crossing. He obtained a master's degree in social work and was preparing his doctoral thesis before his martyrdom. The report describes his sacrifice of his personal life for public duty, as he would spend consecutive weeks in his office, and his bitter separation from his family due to the war, during which he was besieged in Gaza City for nearly a full year. He leaves behind two sons and four daughters.