Ismail Kamal Hamad Abdullah, was born in Year 1955 in the village of Ware, affiliated with the Betwata sub-district of Ranya district. He was a villager and was engaged in farming. His level of education was primary. Ismail Kamal's family consisted of his wife Kaziwa Osman, his sons Sarwat and Nabaz, and his daughters Awat and Mahabad.
Struggle HistoryIsmail Kamal became a Peshmerga in 1974 in the Fourth Branch, commanded by Ismail Kamal, known as Kamal Beg Ware, affiliated with the Makok Battalion, commanded by Khalil Ismail Sito, affiliated with the Betwata force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, participated in the battles of Hizop, Makok, Kapki Khanzad, Mount Zartk, and the Battle of Shakrok. Three months after becoming a Peshmerga, he received the rank of squad leader. In late 1974, at Kapki Khanzad, he was severely wounded in a confrontation with the regime's soldiers and mercenaries and was sent to the Country of Iran for treatment, staying in a hospital in the city of Tehran for five months. In 1980, he became a Peshmerga again in the Ware force, commanded by Kaifi Beg Ware, affiliated with the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and received the rank of detachment commander.
In 1982, the Ware force, in coordination with the Khalakan Valley Battalion commanded by Gulabakh, went out for a field tour of the Koya plain. In the headquarters of the village of Zine, only Ismail Kamal and two comrades remained. Therefore, the Jalalis of the Third Center saw this as an opportunity, and at six o'clock in the evening on December 1, 1982, they attacked the headquarters. Ismail Kamal and his two comrades faced a large force of Jalalis and resisted until the support force of the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party reached them in the village of Khate, but at the end of the confrontation, a bullet hit Ismail Kamal's head and he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.