Glazer, Yitzhak

Son of Zeev. Born in 1904 in the village of Hittin to parents of the first settlers in the Galilee village. He grew up in the village and already in his youth was known for his courage and love of the Galilee and the Land of Israel. He was courageous in the bloody events of 1936, when he was among those who set out to fight the gangs who attacked the Jewish settlement and often escaped miraculously from the enemy’s bullets and lived in Zichron Yaakov, worked as a driver and traveled on the roads of the country, The movement on the Haifa-Tel Aviv highway stopped working on the day of the 11th of Tammuz 5676 (July 1, 1936), on his way to guard the southern sector of Hadera, and was shot and killed by ambush by an Arab gang. In Hadera she placed a wife and her parents old, his memory immortalized in the books “The 1936 Riots” and “In Blood and Fire – Events of 1936-1937”.