Best, Sigalit

Daughter of Sarit Bassat and Amram Yitzchak El-Yosef. Was born in Tel Aviv on May 30, 1962. Her parents separated and she is a year and a half old and since then she has been raised and raised in Beit Sarit and David Bassat who lived in Yehud. She later changed the family name to Best. Sigalit studied at the Remez Elementary School in Yehud and at the Yehudit Comprehensive High School in the biological track, and was an excellent student and her diligence and behavior were exemplary, loved by all those around her and active in social settings. She studied classical ballet and played piano and flute, participated in different dance festivals Sigalit studied and played the flute in the “Bnei Yehudi” orchestra and took part in a tour of Europe, and she loved the landscapes, sites and songs of Eretz Israel, The history of the land from the ancient time and the right Was a part of her being: love poetry, songs and melodies, including Nathan Yehonatan’s books and Shlomo Artzi’s poems, which included values ​​of homeland, land, responsibility, dedication and love of man. Sigalit volunteered for a pre-military course in the Intelligence Corps, was recruited to the IDF at the end of January 1981, and was trained in the Southern Command. Her commanders, who insisted on her skills and ability, recommended that she go on to an officers’ course, which she successfully completed and was certified as an officer. She continued her service in the Military Intelligence Unit in the General Staff. On the 27th of Shevat 5743 (27.1.1983) Sgt. Sigalit fell during her service and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant Sigalit was brought to rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul and placed her parents and family in a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, The commander wrote, among other things: “… Lieutenant Sigalit served as a model in terms of dedication, knowledge and professional skills”, “… quickly integrated into all the subjects of work and performed her duties in the best way possible”