He left six children and a will.. Iman tells the story of her husband, the martyr police officer Iyad Daloul
The newspaper presents the story of the martyr Iyad Daloul, a police officer in Gaza, who was killed in the war of genocide, leaving behind his wife Iman and six children. Iman recounts his adherence to the integrity of his work even amid famine, and his instructions to her to complete her education and raise the children. The article highlights a model of dedication and responsibility under harsh war conditions.
The newspaper "Palestine Online" publishes the story of the martyr Iyad Daloul, a police officer in the Gaza police force since 2007, who was martyred on August 26, 2024, in the Al-Zaytoun neighborhood south of Gaza City while performing his duty. His wife Iman Daloul recounts details of his life and his commitment to his work, which she described as a "trust," even in the hardest days of the war when hunger knocked on his door. Iman mentions that despite his family's need for food, he refused to exploit his position to obtain anything not rightfully his, repeating the phrase "The shroud has no pockets." The article highlights his great responsibilities as the eldest son to his mother and the provider for his sister and her children. Iman describes the day of his martyrdom as being, unusually, "very happy"; he hugged them and had lunch with them before going out to work, and news of his martyrdom came hours later. Iyad Daloul left a wife continuing her education and six children, the eldest being seventeen and the youngest, Alaa, who was four months old at the time of his martyrdom. Iman now faces the responsibility of both mother and father, trying to raise her children according to the will her husband left.