Ben Hanna and Abraham. Born on 17.8.1977 in Rishon Letzion, to Amir, grew up in Rishon Letzion, began his studies at the Yefe Nof Elementary School, continued in the “Ma’ayan” junior high school and graduated from high school Amit was a versatile athlete who had a lot of swimming, played soccer and basketball, and even Snoeker did not attract his hand, he loved people, loved people and animals, and devotedly nurtured a dog he found wounded in the street. And the teachers did not spare the words of praise, and so Sarah, the principal of the Yefe Nof school, wrote: “Eran reached first grade as a cute child, a vigorous redhead, naughty with a golden heart. During all the years, until the end of his studies, he excelled in all fields, in studies, in manners and manners. “Eran was a serious boy, a student who was always diligent in his studies and stood out for his kindness.” Rachel, his teacher at Amit-Amal School, wrote For parents, among other things: “Eran, Gad Gad, in your classmates’ mouth is called, redhead with a shy and modest smile, always willing to help anyone. A successful and very responsible student, motivated to help the family and the country. For every task you called to perform, you always tried to do the best. “I will succeed and the army will salute me, you will hear about me in the future.” ” Rachel did indeed grasp the two main traits that characterized Eran: the willingness to help each person and the desire to serve combat service, as was later expressed during the induction. He received a certificate of appreciation for his willingness to help with the fact that he was active, as part of his personal commitment, in the elderly home of Emil Zola, very well, with dedication and perseverance. Later, after his military service, when he was studying at the university, he received a certificate of appreciation for his work as a tutor in the framework of the Perach of the Faculty of Agriculture, with dedicated mentoring that stood out in his caring and caring spirit.Eran was a mentor who invested in mentoring his soul.Eran joined the IDF in March 1996, Because “a non combat role is not for me” volunteered for combat engineering. He successfully completed a squad commanders’ course and served as a lieutenant colonel and sergeant in combat engineering. His direct commander, Sgt. Eyal, described Eran’s behavior as a symbol of the department: “Eran invests his free time in favor of soldiers’ problems even if it is late at night … He has a lot of good will, lots of motivation and ability to command and fight at a high level.” The military professions of Pelles and the Engineering NCO. After three years of service, Eran was released from the IDF, and his behavior was described as very good and his commanders’ assessment was “resourceful, serious, self-disciplined, with a high personal level, independent in carrying out his duties. In March 1999, Eran was discharged from compulsory service, and due to his data, the Shin Bet security service considered him fit to join his ranks. He was accepted to a security guard course but left voluntarily and began working as a security guard at IAI. Since he could not combine his work with his undergraduate studies at Beit Berl College in cooperation with the Open University, he left and began working at the James Richardson duty-free shop at Ben-Gurion Airport, where he excelled in his work and received great appreciation from his friends and superiors Eran studied law and criminology in the Faculty of Social Sciences, specializing in law enforcement and criminology, and was an investment student who was outstanding in his diligence and was even recommended to receive a scholarship from the Fellowship FundOf the Civil Center. The lecturers and administrative staff of Beit Berl College remember Eran as an intelligent, warm, humorous and pleasant person. A senior student. On February 24, 2002, Eran was called up for reserve duty and set out for operational employment north of Ramallah. On the 19th of Adar 5762 (February 3, 2002) Eran fell in a shooting attack from a terrorist at the British Police checkpoint in Wadi Hermia between the settlement of Ofra and Ateret, and he is twenty-five years old. Eran was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Rishon Letzion. After they fell, Eran was promoted to the rank of sergeant. Survived by his parents and brother. In a letter of condolence to the family, Chief of General Staff Shaul Mofaz wrote: “Eran served as a non-commissioned officer in the engineering division of the Idan Brigade, which is under the command of the Central Command. Eran was an excellent commander, with high professional abilities, who volunteered for every mission. The responsibility and initiative he demonstrated were a model for the unit’s soldiers. His commanders and friends testify that he had a joy of life and a sense of humor, and that his smile did not leave his face. I am sure that his absence is felt among the commanders of the unit and its soldiers. “In the certificate of appreciation given to his family, the brigade commander, Col. Yoni, wrote:” The company fulfilled its tasks in a determined and optimal manner while striving for contact. “Eran’s commanders said that during his brief service in the unit, his special personality and professional abilities were revealed: his courage, his functioning under fire, his devotion to the goal, his determination and the personal example that served him. His brother, Amir, said: “As children, you always protected me, and even when we grew up, you grew up and continued to protect us, but this time from the borders … You are my role model … I admire you in your life and death … In your case, It’s not just a sentence, it’s reality, always cheerful and reassuring about everyone … My brother is a hero, I salute you. ” If you did not have a great hug, now the days have become long and hard, your wide smile has disappeared … How did you give me a quick kiss and you could not give a hug that I have so far lacked … I want you to know that always Grandpa Naphtali, your brother Amir and I have been honored very much, we will remain united for you and always make sure to remember you because you were our whole world. ” Father Avi adds: “Eran is my handsome son, a good soul with the values of perfect work in everything, the salt of the earth, the hero of the kingdom, the righteous as Tamar Yifrach. In the offices of the James Richardson Company at Ben-Gurion Airport, a commemorative corner was erected in memory of Eran, and in March 2003, a scholarship was awarded to outstanding students studying criminology and law enforcement at Beit Berl College.
