Hajirat, Muhammad

Ben Talga and Mahmoud. Born on March 30, 1969 in the Bedouin village of Bir al-Maksour. Brother to Camelah, Hassan, Ali, Abdullah, Ahmed, Rusty, Alia and the winner. Muhammad attended elementary and high school in his village. Muhammad volunteered for the IDF in late March 1993. He was a platoon commander at the Liaison Unit’s headquarters in southern Lebanon, and he performed his duties with devotion and devotion, and his commanders praised him for his professionalism and dedication. Muhammad died in a battle in Lebanon on December 7, 1996, when a roadside bomb exploded in the security zone of southern Lebanon as part of the fighting for the security of the northern communities. He was twenty-seven years old when Muhammad fell, leaving behind a wife, a daughter and a son, a father, Four brothers and four sisters, was promoted to Major General after his death. In a letter of consolation to the family, the brigade commander wrote: “Muhammad was one of the best among us, courageous, devoted, very professional, and in the years he served in Beaufort and in the palace of Ali Taher, he discovered many charges himself, which certainly saved a great deal of life, Muhammad, with the same shyness that characterized him, refused and said: “I’m staying here – I’m staying here for a long time, Beaufort! I do not go back, I stay ahead, forward in Beaufort, a request for missions. “In a certificate of honor and honor given to the family after his fall, it was written:” Muhammad saw his service as a mission and carried it with devotion and love. True and devoted, he dedicated himself to increasing the strength of the IDF and cultivating his spirit, while the good of the state is in his eyes.