Magdi Abdel Aal.. The Rafah policeman who continued to protect people until the last moment

A news report reviews the biography of the martyr Magdi Abdel Aal, a Rafah police officer who continued to perform his duties in maintaining order and securing aid during the war on Gaza, until his martyrdom on February 7, 2024, by an Israeli missile. The report documents his professional career, the circumstances of his assassination, and his family's testimonies about his commitment to work despite the risks.

A news report from the newspaper "Palestine" reviews the biography of the martyr Magdi Abdel Aal, a lieutenant colonel in the police force in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip. Abdel Aal was responsible for the intervention and order maintenance forces, and he continued to perform his duties in securing citizens, aid, and shelter centers during the war, until he was martyred on February 7, 2024, when occupation missiles hit his car at the intersection of the Salah Association in the Shaboura camp. The report recounts his professional career, where he was arrested by the occupation forces in his youth and spent 12 years in their prisons before being released in 2011, then joined the police force. He moved between several units including investigation, security, criminal investigation, and special forces before taking over the responsibility of the intervention forces. His wife, Yaqeen Billah, testifies to his commitment to work despite the risks, describing him as the best husband and best father, and he used to respond to her fears by saying "Fear is one and life is one." The report documents the circumstances of his martyrdom after a week of absence from his family, as he was on his way to have lunch with them carrying items for his young daughter. The report commemorates the police officers who continued their work during the war.