Goldberg, Dr. Daniel

Was born on January 4, 1955. In Daniel, his family emigrated to Australia, where he graduated from elementary school, high school and later at the University of Sydney in the Faculty of Medicine He was a member of the “Ichud HaBonim” movement in Sydney, first as an apprentice and later as a counselor, and he worked in camps, Hebrew language studies, and Zionist studies, he loved music and read many books on various subjects. 1974, after finishing one year of medical school in Sydney, Daniel stopped his studies for one year and joined the stranger Who studied at the kibbutz ulpan and learned about the country during his trips with his friends in Hachshara, and returned to Australia a year later, continuing his studies in medicine. In 1980, Daniel returned to Israel, where his parents had been in Israel for the past year, and where his sister had lived since 1974. He was accepted for a year of internship at Rambam Hospital in Haifa. Daniel joined the IDF in May 1981. He served as a doctor at a transport base in Be’er Sheva, then as a doctor in the Armored Corps, with whom he underwent training and regular activities, and with him went to Lebanon on June 9, 1982) Daniel fell in Ein Zahlata, hit by a direct hit while standing in the APC’s command post during a Syrian shelling. When the armored personnel carrier arrived at the rear collection point, the doctor was left to rest at the cemetery in Haifa, leaving behind his parents and sister in a letter of condolence to the bereaved family. And was a member of all.