Bar-On, Moti
Ben-Chen and Yitzhak (Halawi). Born on October 26, 1975 in Petah Tikva, the eldest brother of Shirley, Liat and Maor. Moti attended the “Ein Ganim” Elementary School, the Brenner junior high school, and the humanistic trend at the Brenner High School in Petah Tikva. At the beginning of March 1994, Moti enlisted in the IDF and was immediately apprehended in the Shimshon unit, where he was transferred to the armored corps unit and from there to his last stop – a combat battalion in Lebanon, where he became a semblance officer. He was followed by his parents, two sisters and a brother, and his good friend Merav said that he was “a good friend who liked to laugh and joke, to spend time in discos, pubs and restaurants, to travel, To surf the sea and even to listen to music. “Because of his special personality,” many girls with whom Moti used to hold intimate conversations and show his heart to him “were attached to him. Chief of Staff Amnon Lipkin-Shahak: “Moti was brought to reserve duty in Kibbutz Dafna, and was appointed by his commanders as a highly motivated soldier to serve in a combat unit, He was friendly, intelligent, and very resourceful, and he was admired and accepted by his commanders and friends alike. In another letter of consolation to the family, the unit commander wrote: “During the brief period in our unit, Moti became active and wanted to join the combat unit again. A man of self-confidence, he insisted, to get what he wanted in the military and his acquaintances and fresh friends in our unit, he was remembered as a happy person who knew and wanted to enjoy life. “
