Avrahami (Rami), Rahamim

Rachamim (Rami), son of Batya and Gabriel, was born on 10.10.1949 in Sanandaj, Iran, and immigrated to Israel with his family in 1951. He studied at the Remez Elementary School in Rishon Letzion and afterwards He was a member of the “Revadim” nucleus, which was the nucleus of acceptance to Kibbutz Tzora After he had worked in a kibbutz labor camp, he decided to join the kibbutz and build his home, and the member of the kibbutz, who told him about him, had an ear for every person and was willing to help, Anyone who approached him. He had a serious approach to every problem he had encountered and respect all around him. His parents Traditional brought up to love the person. He was a lover of flowers and devoted himself to nurturing and cultivation. Mercy was drafted into the IDF in late July 1967, and was assigned to Force medicine. After basic training, he took a parachute training course, a course for infantry commanders and a course for combat medics. During the War of Attrition he was stationed in Sinai and was known for his great devotion to treating his wounded comrades. He tried not to worry his parents, made sure to write home and spent many holidays with his parents and tended the garden next to their home. After his discharge from the IDF, he established his home on the kibbutz, and his garden was famous for his beauty, and he liked to read mainly Russian-classical literature (Tolstoy and Dostoevsky) .He was a sports enthusiast and practiced in Karate, Rami was very kind and honest and very sensitive to injustice and injustice, he had a sense of humor, and he was always a pleasant and playful laugh, he was very meticulous in appearance and dress, At the end of the Yom Kippur War, Rami took part in the Sinai Campaign and served as a company medic in the Paratroopers Brigade on October 19, 1973, Was killed by a shrapnel in the left shoulder and died of his wounds, and was brought to rest in the Rishon Letzion cemetery, leaving behind a wife and a son, a father and a brother. He was an outstanding and courageous soldier and an exemplary member of his unit, and published a pamphlet in his memory, including his memoirs, memoirs of his wife, photographs and letters.