Drosh, Etzli Shaul

Son of Ovadia and Couton. Born in 1917 in the city of Zakho, Kurdistan, he served in the army for more than two years in his native land, and was always a good, honest and good-hearted man who always praised the country for his friends and acquaintances. His love for the Land came to the extent that he believed and said that it was a right for a person to die on the land of Israel, and finally, in 1950, during his service in Atudot on January 19, 1952 ), he fell in the line of duty, was laid to rest in the military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, and left a wife.