Ben Sabicha and Salman (David). Born on September 28, 1963 in Beit Shean, Zion attended the Tachkemoni Elementary School in Beit Shean, continued in grades 7-8 in the Mechina in Givat Shmuel and completed high school at the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva in Kfar Haro, God. “Zion was a diligent student, brilliant and industrious,” says his teacher, Rachel Batito. “Despite these qualities he was proud of, he was modest and rather shy. He never burst or argued against, but received things with understanding and love. Only his special eyes expressed his feelings. He was conspicuous in his persistence in his studies, in the fine and clean manner that characterized his notebooks. Even years later, when he grew up, Shalom was always ahead of his special smile. “Zion was a member of the Bnei Akiva youth movement and was one of the founders of the Ariel tribe in Beit Shean in the years 1980-1975, and he was outstanding in his personality and devotion to every task he undertook: The memorial service for the graduates of the tribe, the rehabilitation of the electricity system, the printing of a leaflet for the organization, the preparation of fire addresses, the organization of trips, etc. There was no room or activity that Zion did not impress upon them, All are the reasonable decisions that were made with respect. Everyone expressed his opinion, but without notice everyone agreed with Zion. Of course, not out of compulsion, but out of understanding. “His friends note the peace of mind that characterized the boy whose entire world was honesty, trustworthiness, and love of justice, his brother’s great honesty:” If you had to deviate from “To Zion was” gold hands, “he could not see anything spoiled without rushing to fix it – lighting, a closet, a shelter, a lock. Zion was pleasant, quiet, kind to his parents, brothers and sisters, he did a lot and spoke a little, was gentle and modest, and made do with little. At the end of October 1981, Zion was drafted into the Israel Defense Forces and received a deferral of service as part of the reserve. In the middle of February 1986, he began his compulsory service as an academic officer in the Maintenance Corps in the Construction Division, including a construction officer, head of maintenance and a team leader, and his parents devoted all his time to the army, And began his permanent service in 1989. From the assessments of his commanders, which are in his personal file: “The officer functions very well at a high level. Has a practical and professional approach. “In 1988, during his military service, Zion met Iris, his future wife, who served in the same IDF framework as the” Construction Center “. Together they established a warm and loving home and two years later their son, Raz, was born. On the 15th of Tammuz 5754 (15.6.1994), Zion fell during his service and was put to rest in the military section of the cemetery in Beit She’an, where he was thirty-one years old and left behind a wife, son, parents and eight brothers – Menashe, Ezra, Ephraim Dan, Gad, Eli and Golan, and two sisters – Dalia and Ziona Zion received a certificate of appreciation and respect for his service in the permanent army. “In a letter of condolences to the bereaved family, Chief of Staff Ehud Barak wrote:” Zion was a construction officer in the IDF building center. He was described by his commanders as a modest officer with a high professional ability, who is pleasant and willing to help those around him at all times. “His commander wrote:” Major Zion served with devotion and loyalty in MakkahM. Construction and construction units in a variety of professional positions. As a construction engineer, he contributed much of his knowledge and ability to build infrastructures and structures in a large number of IDF camps, and he proved his high professional ability, motivation, work ability and initiative. “He said. His family donated a Torah scroll to the “Bnei Akiva” synagogue in a Bnei Akiva branch in Beit She’an, and opened the Derech Tzion Gymnasium to borrow equipment (such as chairs, tables and utensils). .