Berliner, Yosef

Yosef (Yossi), son of Esther and Shraga Mordechai, was born on 15.3.1949 in Budapest, Hungary, and immigrated to Israel with his family in 1951. He first studied at the Gibor Etzion elementary school in Kiryat He was a member of the religious youth movement “Ezra” and later taught at a branch in Haifa, where he was a music lover and loved to play music. He was also a member of the “Nachshol” group who immigrated to Modi’in and later joined the IDF. He was a good soldier, responsible and dedicated, fulfilled his role in faith and was loved by his commanders and friends, for his participation in the Six-Day War, he was awarded the “Six-Day War” During the period of his army service, he tried not to worry about his parents and was careful to write letters home, but he did not say anything about the hard and arduous training so as not to raise fears about his parents’ welfare. His colleagues at Wulken liked and admired him, and his superiors praised him for his diligence and agility, for his willingness to work faithfully, for his integrity and for the cleanliness of his hands. Yossi was an optimistic and cheerful man, and he liked to joke and joke. He was partly Simcha and always ready to help others. He was sociable, courteous, courteous and pleasant conversational. Everyone recognized him as a modest and modest man in his manner, who could impart a pleasant and peaceful atmosphere around him. He was a good and kind son to his parents and respected them, and was a loyal and devoted husband to his wife and a loving father to his daughter. During the Yom Kippur War, Yosef took part in the battles against the Syrians in the Golan Heights. On the night of the 16th of Tishrei 5734 (16.10.1973), Joseph’s half-track was transformed from the Tel el-Ahmar compound to Kal’a, and he was killed on the spot, and he was brought to eternal rest in the cemetery in Nahariya, leaving behind a wife, daughter, father, mother and three The local council of Kiryat Motzkin published a pamphlet, “In Memory of the Boys”, which included the story of the sons of the Kirya who fell in the wars of Israel, and Joseph among them.