Alfasi, Shlomo

Was born on May 13, 1964 in Ramle, where Shlomo grew up in Ramle, and then moved to Rehovot, where he studied at Yavnieli Elementary School, He graduated from the high school in Nes Ziona, where he graduated from the high school in Nes Ziona, where he demonstrated his love of the land and the love of the Jewish people, and of the religion that teaches him to be a loving and honest person. , And above all he loved his family, and Shlomo liked to have fun with small children from his family or with the neighbors’ children, and he had a little love to sit with his friends on Friday evenings and sing with him In his room, Shlomi collected souvenirs and other objects that testify to his hobbies and hobbies, such as certificates of excellence he received for his achievements in sports, as well as the parachute that he hung in his corner as a symbol of the close ties he had with the paratroopers’ “Prior to his induction, Shlomo underwent air screening tests until the high school exams and was invited to additional tests at the Center for Aeronautics, but his family asked him not to go to an aviation course and he abandoned the idea. He managed to taste the armor, and even tried to form a naval commando, but most of all he wanted to reach the paratroopers. His comrades in the unit say that he was a model soldier, and more than once, when they had to carry out a special mission, the commander would choose Shlomi. He was friendly to everyone, smiling and relaxed, yet very self-critical. Already in his early days in the unit he proved his ability to be balanced, and it soon became clear that his command ability was high. In his family, Shlomi was always the central figure. For his sisters he was the “thinking head of the family,” the good friend and the adviser on everything. When he came home for vacations from the army, his mother greeted him with love and pride, and his father used to call him “my soldier” and talk to him about all sorts of subjects, as well as a good friend. On Saturday night, 10 Tevet 5744 (10.12.1983), Shlomi went on a tour as an armored personnel carrier commander. When he was already on his way back to the post, a terrorist squad detonated a roadside bomb and Shlomi fell while carrying out his duties. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Rehovot. He left behind his parents and two sisters. In his memory, his family in the Danish neighborhood of Rehovot established a synagogue for North African immigrants, a large and magnificent spiritual center