🔽The three of them had their real beginning in the resistance in the first intifada in 1987

Muhammad Al-Deif, Yahya Ayyash, and Emad Aql, and none of them knew each other Muhammad Al-Deif and Yahya Ayyash. They were in their early twenties, but Emad Aql was in his teens.

But fate brought them together in one resistance movement, which is Hamas and its military wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades. They were among the first to join it, and the three of them became close.

Emad Aql's journey was not long. He was martyred in 1993 in an armed clash after being besieged for hours in the Shujaiya neighborhood in Gaza, a year after the establishment of the Al-Qassam Brigades in 1992

Muhammad al-Deif and Yahya Ayyash continued on their way without Emad. They worked together in the West Bank preparing explosives, and Yahya was the one who taught Muhammad al-Deif how to make them. They had planned together to capture soldier Nakhshon Waxman until Yahya’s martyrdom in 1996. Engineer Yahya’s wife says that Muhammad used to visit them when he was I was hiding in one of the houses in Gaza. She said that she told Yahya that if Muhammad al-Deif had been martyred at that time, she would have been proud to be one of the few people who had met him.

In 1996, Yahya was martyred, and Muhammad Al-Deif participated in his friend’s funeral. Only hours after his participation, he began planning the response, which was known as the Holy Revenge Operations, which began 40 days after the martyrdom of engineer Yahya Ayyash.


And in honor of them

A film was produced about the life story of Imad Aql, and the name of the film was Legend of the Resistance. The Military media of the Al-Qassam Brigades also published a book about the story of Commander Emad Aql, whose name is Engineer of Distance Zero, and also one of the Qassam Brigades bears the name of Emad Aql.

As for engineer Yahya Ayyash, the Ayyash 250 missile was named a


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