Biatus, Dan

Dan, son of Chava and Yehuda, was born on 19.7.1953 in Tel Aviv, and attended the “Magen” elementary school and then completed his studies at the “New High School” He was a shy, humble, and timid person who nevertheless played many roles in the school, the youth movement, and everything else He was a good-hearted boy who radiated a great deal of personal charm around him, excelled in his integrity, He studied history, sociology, and economics in his home in the “Maoz Aviv” neighborhood, learned to love nature and especially the flora and fauna, and with his parents he went on trips in the vicinity of his residence and eventually joined the company In the framework of which he was able to better understand the country and its landscapes, and could not tolerate harm to animals or plants, and many people toyed with the dream – to build a house in which many different animals would grow up. His friends remember him caring for animals in the vicinity of his residence and alleviating the suffering of wounded and wounded. He was a member of the “President” tribe of the scout movement and at one time served as secretary of the “Almog” nucleus. Dan was drafted into the IDF in mid-November 1971. He joined the ranks of the Nahal Brigade, and after completing his basic training, he was at Kibbutz Al-Rom in the Golan Heights and later in Nahalal-Naaran. Drop and won to fall wings. During the Yom Kippur War, his battalion participated in the braking battles against the Syrian army on the Golan Heights. On the 7th of Tishrei 5734 (7.10.1973), Danny was a force that went to rescue the besieged observation men in Tel Saki. On his way, the force encountered an ambush by Syrian soldiers and in the ensuing battle Danny was killed and killed. He was brought to eternal rest in the cemetery in Kiryat Shaul. Survived by his parents and two sisters. After his fall, he was promoted to corporal. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, his commander wrote: “Your son was one of the few who stood up to the enemy’s attacks on Yom Kippur and blocked his progress to the Lev of our country. – add a chapter full of glory and heroism to Jewish history. ” His friends published a pamphlet in his memory; Also included are a description of his figure in a booklet commemorating the students of the “New High School” school, who fell in the Yom Kippur War.