Martyr Kamal Ali was born in 1947 in Khurmal sub-district, Halabja province. He was a resident of Khurmal, worked in farming and trade in the Khurmal market, and had completed primary school.
Martyr Kamal Ali joined the ranks of the Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution in 1967, in the Fifth Branch under the supervision of Hussein Beg of Jwanro, attached to the Seventh Battalion of Biara, commanded by Jamal Namiq, affiliated with the forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and became a Peshmerga.
With the spread of the news that Kamal Ali had become a Peshmerga, Kamal's father was arrested by a Jash leader named Rashe Salih, who later seized all their agricultural land and housing units, and his family was expelled from the Khurmal sub-district.
Kamal Ali participated in the battle against the Red-Collar Jash in Khurmal sub-district in 1968, the battle of Arbat in 1968, the battle against the Red-Collar Jash in Shnre Mountain in 1969, and the battle against the Red-Collar Jash in Ababeile near Halabja province in 1969.
The Jalali Red-Collar Jash became the vanguard and guides for the then-Iraqi army against the defensive positions of the Peshmerga forces. In 1969, they attacked the Ababeile position, and Kamal Ali was martyred by the bullets of the Red-Collar Jash.
Source:1. Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia.