Haggabi, Shmuel

Shmuel, son of Jonah and Joseph, was born on November 5, 1952, in Be’er Sheva. He began his studies at the Bar-Ilan religious public school and later attended the “Makif B” religious high school. He continued his high school studies; At first he studied at Yeshivat Ohel Shlomo, later in the Negev Yeshiva and finally graduated from the “Kerem Divana” yeshiva. Samuel, called by Shmulik, grew up and was educated in the spirit of Jewish tradition and faith in the God of Israel. He chose to study in schools and yeshivas, which were a lot of sacred studies. He was a diligent and diligent student, he was a successful scholar and he excelled in Bible studies and Talmudic studies, and he discovered them as having a deep understanding and a rare ability to remember.Smuel could quote long passages from the Bible and his friends always turned to him when they needed to quote passages from the Bible And the Gemara. Throughout the day he worked diligently on his studies and recited Talmudic issues. He excelled in perception and understanding, went to the root of things and did not rest until he could understand the issue and the special interpretation of the Talmudic sages. While he was studying, his voice was louder than others, when he voiced his opinions and his interpretation. It was a clear voice, attesting to its owner’s great confidence, profound knowledge and ability to speak and to speak. He continued his studies with a sense of purpose and deep recognition. His teaching was done out of sincere enthusiasm and love. His long day was devoted entirely to study and the fulfillment of the Book of Proverbs is fulfilled: “When she walks with you, she will guide you with your lying, and she will guard you.” There was also love for Shmuel – the love of the Hebrew language. He envied a burning jealousy to preserve the Yaffa Hebrew language, purity of language and correct pronunciation and expression. He disliked the use of everyday language, mass phrases and jargon, and before his eyes was a lofty goal – to turn the Hebrew language into a clean and precise language without mass expressions taken from foreign language and everyday language. For him the Hebrew language was the language of the Scriptures and it was forbidden to destroy and sanctify its holiness and purity. Shmuel was endowed with rare peace of mind and uncommon tranquility. He was modest, courteous, polite, and courteous. He loved human society, was friendly and bright to friends and friends; A man who respected his parents and teachers and respected others. He had strong opinions and views, and he formulated positions and a way of life. In conversations and arguments, he expressed his views and defended his views with devotion, but he always did so pleasantly and pleasantly. Miriam had never heard him voice or scold a man. He did his peace of mind, nobility, kindness and love of man. Shmuel was drafted into the IDF at the end of July 1971 and joined the Armored Corps, after which he was trained as a liaison officer in the tank. On the eve of the Yom Kippur of 1974, Shmuel was sent to the Hermon post with a few of his friends to reinforce the force that protected the place.In the bitter battle that took place at this post on the 7th of Tishrei 5734 (7.10.1973) He was left behind by his parents, brothers and sisters, and was promoted to the rank of corporal in a letter of condolence to the bereaved family: “Corporal Shmuel served in an armored corps unit as a liaison officer in a tank. An outstanding soldier, devoted and loyal to his position, is fond of the commanders and the soldiers in the unit. ” His parents donated a Torah scroll to a synagogue; His friends in the yeshiva published a pamphlet entitled “Blachatach Be-Derech” (The Way You Walked), which contains some of his characters.