Hajaj, Alfred

Ben Esther and Lucian (Nissim). Alfred was born in Buggi, Algeria on August 5, 1957. He was the youngest son of his parents, with six brothers, and on January 29, 1962, Alfred immigrated to Israel with his family following the war in Algiers. Alfred attended elementary school in his city, where Alfred dreamed of joining the army and becoming a policeman, and in 1975 he joined the Border Police. He served as a fighter and after his regular service he signed a permanent order. Alfred spent most of his thirty-five years in the Jerusalem Border Police and the Border Police in Judea and Samaria, serving as a driver in the Border Police in the Judea and Samaria Area, where Alfred was known for his joy of life and was very optimistic. Alfred had a great love for the sea, and Alfred was happy to laugh and laugh, he was a modest and humble man, and he always offered a helping hand to every needy person. A senior Alfred during his service at the age of fifty-two, he was buried in the cemetery in Mazkeret Batya, and was survived by his mother and brothers.