Eliezer (Lazar) Klomer

Son of Ahuva and Ephraim, was born on December 24, 1929 in Tel Aviv, to a poor family, suffering from children and suffering from suffering. He studied at Talmud Torah, then at a boys’ school, and finally at a mixed school. When he was 12 he left school because he wanted to help his brother and mother. Worked in repairing cars in the city for about two years – as an aircraft mechanic in Lod, and later in Tel Aviv, and finally began to work as a driver and on his travels he knew the country and passed it in length and breadth. He joined the Haganah even before the outbreak of the War of Independence and broke out – took part in operations in Abu Kabir and Manshiyya. At night he would go to the enemy lines in the role of the driver of the car of the saboteurs, who dealt with the detonation of the killers. On February 9, 1948, he joined the army, underwent short training and was sent to the Negev. One day, when he was carrying supplies from one locality to another, his car got on a mine and he suffered a concussion. He was then transferred to work at the Ruhama workshop where he was hit by a shrapnel in the leg during the sounding of the farm. The Negev Brigade participated in the conquest of Be’er Sheva, Bir Asluj and other villages. On the eve of the Iraqi-Suweidan police, he returned from a vacation at his parents’ home to the Negev to repair the vehicles that were about to take part in the operation, and on the same day he also dealt with the removal of damaged cars from the front lines. After the conquest of Beersheba, he drove to a patrol in the vicinity and was killed in a car on a mine near Nir Am on 28.10.1948. He was laid to rest at the Nahalat Yitzhak Military Cemetery.