Avrahami, Benayahu (Benny)

Benayahu (Benny), son of Rachel and Elkana, was born on June 18, 1943, in the town of Homsar, Iran, Benayahu was also drafted into the IDF and was drafted into the IDF in August 1965. He was assigned to the Armor Corps in the Armored Corps as a rifleman and non-commissioned officer, and as he was loved by everyone, His commanders and subordinates, and in the certificate of discharge from the regular service, the following words were written: “Excellent commander. “After completing his military service, Benayahu was appointed as a teacher at the Shahar school in Be’er Sheva, where he married his wife, Shulamit, also a teacher, and raised his two sons: Elkana and Evyatar. “They were the ones who love the most.” Together they walked through the fields, gathered together plants, and together they squeezed Father’s camera pin, the two boys’ main competitors were the cacti that my son grew up in and cared for almost as much as he cared for his children. “Sometimes it seemed even more,” says his wife. In the Shachar school, where he taught nature and agriculture, the students said: “On the lessons of the teacher, the sons of Haho, Did not give one. Not even the laziest ones. “With all his many occupations – his work, his hobbies, his wife and children, Benny never forgot his childhood place – Moshav Maslul, and not his old mother, who lived in the moshav. After the establishment of a family of his own, he often came to the moshav to advise on the agriculture and to help with the work, and when the Yom Kippur War broke out, Benayahu left the synagogue and went to join his unit: On the 17th of Tishrei 5740 (October 15, 1973) The Suez Canal In an attack on an ambush by Egyptian commandos, Benayahu fell and was brought to eternal rest in the military cemetery on Mount Herzl, leaving behind a wife and two children He was promoted to the rank of First Sergeant,