Ben Sarah and Meir. He was born on May 5, 1970 in Mas’ot Yitzhak. Moshe was three and a half years old when his father was killed in the Yom Kippur War. A month after his father’s death, his sister, Liora, was born. Two years later, the family moved to Rehovot, where he attended the Tachkemoni religious school and the religious brigade. He attended high school in Neveh Shmuel in Efrat. From his early childhood, Moshe was quite a naughty boy, but at the same time he knew how to invest in the fields that attracted him, and when he began to study in seventh grade he regularly participated in Gemara and afternoon classes and even organized a afternoon seminar on his subject with his classmate. “His sages teach us that ‘Righteousness’ teaches us that we are in the right place, Their days are full. “Most of us live in constant struggle with the world and life, not the righteous, whose days are full The world, the physical and spiritual pleasures in a free and harmonious way, taking advantage of their days for a healthy life with mental strength, Moses was always the flagship of this life form, the knowledge of taking life’s energies and immersing in them, his days filled with inner experiences of the world and nature, In music, in prayer, in all areas of life. ” In every frame he belonged to, Moshe stood out in his charisma. Always and everywhere was the center of things. Another feature that stood out to him was his inner honesty. These qualities and others made Moshe always be among the outstanding students, even though he did not regard the studies themselves as important. Moshe was a fourth member of a group of four childhood friends, with special friends formed between them. One of them, my uncle, who has been with him for twenty years, describes Moshe: “In my eyes you were an ideal type, like King David, a warm Jew who always asks the truth on the one hand and a tough and poisonous warrior on the other. Was devoted to learning, but also loves trips and dangers. ” When he completed his high school studies, Moshe decided to continue studying at the hesder yeshiva at Or Etzion and temporarily postpone his service in the army. After two years, in August 1990, Moshe was drafted into the IDF and volunteered for the Paratroopers Brigade, even though he was able to enlist in a paratrooper corps, Sea. In February 1992 he went to the infantry officers course and was chosen to be one of the officers who returned to serve in the paratroopers, and the only one who was appointed to be a platoon commander in the company was his commander, Captain Elad Ben-David, “He is very professional, has a high level of command, a personal level, is very authoritative and responsible, has demonstrated determination, initiative, courage and responsibility towards his subordinates. On the 13th of Nisan 5753 (13.4.1993) Moshe fell in battle in southern Lebanon and was brought to eternal rest in the military cemetery on Mount Herzl, near the place where his father Meir was buried. Moshe left behind her mother and husband Elyakim, who raised pain, three brothers – Avichai, Mordechai and Hanan, and a sister – Liora. Moses was laid to rest on his twenty-third birthday. He was promoted to lieutenant after his death. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin wrote: “Lieutenant Moshe Berry gave his life for his homeland, and he fell between the villages of Taibeh and Qantara in the security zone in southern Lebanon,A dish with him went on a mission to scan the Saluki wadi and boarded a cargo during his movement. Lieutenant Moshe Berry served in the infantry. He was an excellent officer, who combined professionalism, thoroughness and excellent ability to contact the soldiers. He spent all his time in the ward, was caring and worried about his soldiers. Moshe was in charge of the company’s model. Optimism, joie de vivre, modesty, and love of man were inherent in his character. “We lost a fighter, a commander and a member who throughout his career in the army in general and in the battalion in particular was an example.” His unit published a book in memory of seven fighters who fell in Lebanon and in it Family and friends about his image The Bnei Israel organization in the United States planted a tree in his memory in the Bene Israel forest in the Galilee.
