Dolgin, Moshe

Son of Frida and Mordecai, was born on Tel Aviv and studied at the Tel Nordoi elementary school, and after graduating with honors from the Max Payne Vocational School, he began working in frameworks and became an employee of the Authority Moshe was a member of the Gadna and took part in all the exercises and exercises. Since 1946, he has participated in various security and security activities, and his duties have been fulfilled with responsibility and precision until his last day. He served in the Givati ​​Brigade, was a model soldier and trusted in his strength. He reassured his worried mother in these words: “Even against a tank, I can fight.” On the 14th of Tevet 5708 (14.12.1947), a convoy of seven cars with 48 reinforcements left for Petah Tikva, surprising the convoy, not through the usual route, but through Migdal Tzedek and Beit Naballah. When he arrived at the army camps in Beit Nabala, a heavy fire was fired upon by a unit of the Arab Legion that was there, and Moshe was brought to rest in the Nachlat Yitzhak military cemetery. “Out of Our Out” – in memory of the students of the Tel Nordoi School who fell in Israel’s wars, published by the parents of the boys and the Tel Nordoi School, Twenty-fifth of – 1965.