Butbul, Shlomo

Son of Avraham and Tamar. He was born on May 15, 1952 in the city of Meknes, Morocco, and his family immigrated to Israel in the same year, where he studied at the Habonim elementary school and the ORT high school in Kiryat Bialik. He was a member of the Maccabee youth movement in the Kirya, and on his behalf he went to labor camps and various factories (such as the torch race, a race around the walls of Jerusalem, etc.) and participated in sports competitions. “Even before he enlisted in the IDF, he decided to volunteer for the naval commando unit, but when he was drafted in February 1970, he found out that he would not be able to join that year He volunteered to serve in the commando unit, where he died. His friends and friends told him that wherever he did, Shlomo was the first and the most outstanding, and that the quality of his desire to help and volunteering to help was especially evident in his attitude towards his parents and his family. Shlomo was told that he was a good friend, an excellent soldier and an excellent fighter, who was loved by his friends and commanders on July 24, 1971. He fell in the line of duty when he was only twenty years old. He was laid to rest at the military cemetery in Haifa.