Ben Turkman and Wapik. He was born on May 15, 1965, in Dalit al-Carmel. He grew up in his village and studied in elementary school. He went on to the Kuftan Halabi junior high school, and after completing high school, he continued to study at the Northern College in Afula. Rami was active in the youth movements and Gadna in Daliyat al-Carmel and contributed greatly to the community, and he liked to play soccer and watch basketball games, especially the games of the Maccabi Tel Aviv team. He did most of his military service in the Gaza Strip, at the District Coordination and Liaison Office. During his twenty-one years of service in the army, and in the variety of positions he filled, he contributed greatly to the security of the state while sacrificing and endangering life in various operations in the Gaza Strip. In 1991, he went to an officers’ course, and at the end he was sent to the Rafah district, where he served as an operations officer. He served for one year as commander of the Erez checkpoint, another year as commander of the Sufa checkpoint and later as commander of the Liaison Bureau in Rafah. Later, he served as a liaison officer at the Karni crossing, prior to the head of the Operations Branch in the Headquarters Division, and in his last position served as the head of the Civil Coordination and Liaison Section. Rami’s main contribution was the provision of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian population, and he received the respect and respect of the residents with whom he had contact. As a token of appreciation for his many years of work, Rami was awarded many certificates of excellence and was sent to complete his academic studies, which eventually earned him the title of Industrial and Management Engineer. Rami was particularly prominent in the interpersonal relationship he developed with those around him – both in the army and in society. Soon he became an admired commander among his subordinates and colleagues in the army and among his friends and acquaintances in civilian life. Born in June 1996, Spa, born in August 1999 and Daniel, was born in June 2005. Rami, who loved and cherished nature, took advantage of every moment to explore the beautiful landscapes of the Land of Israel and make sure to give his children the value of human love And the earth. Major-General Rami Halabi was killed on January 24, 2006, while he was forty-one years old. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Isfiya. Survived by a pregnant woman, two daughters and a son, parents and eight brothers – Yosef, Fuad, Ziad, Rabah, Falah, Mahna, Faiz and Barakat. On his grave, the words: “Your good memory will remain engraved in our hearts forever.” In his letter of condolence to the bereaved family, the commander of the unit wrote: “Rami the officer, the man, the family man, was a prominent figure in the unit, a pillar of the professional aspect. He was endowed with a sense of humor, and his kindness and constant smile were an example, and the tragedy of Rami’s death is a gap that will not be filled, but his memory will forever be etched in our hearts. ” In a memorial and memorial ceremony held in honor of Rami in March 2006, two months after his death, his commander, Lt. Col. Mustafa Zidan, eulogized the coordination branch at the District Coordination and Liaison Headquarters: “We remember, and will never forget, 23 January 2006. Two months have passed since then, Rami, you began your military service in 1983, most of which you did in the Gaza Strip, you began your career as a soldier, a NCO and a senior counter. Afterward, you passed an officer training course that gave you the training to serve as a commander in various positions in the Civil Administration and later in the DCO, which aims to provide humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian population. And the warm and pleasant atmosphere you have served wherever you are presentTo your unit and your homeland, while discovering loyalty to the system, responsibility, dedication and striving for progress. Give yourself a personal example of all your soldiers and subordinates and show high self-discipline in fulfilling your duties and tasks. It was clear to you, Rami, that awful evening, because you were in a particularly high mood. You said you had plans, but these were cut off at will. The hand of fate has robbed you of all of us, leaving us with a blank face, refusing to believe, finding it hard to digest the bitter news from Sam, the gospel that you have gone. Dear Halabi family, You have raised a son and a man to glory and pride, who worked to build his future and to ensure the future of his family, and no less so – acted to protect his homeland and contributed greatly to its security while serving as a bridge between us and the Palestinian people. Peoples. Rami, it is hard for me to speak to you in the past tense because it is still not absorbed, because we are filled with appreciation and longing for you, your eternal smile. But this is the will of fate, a bitter and unbearable decree. However, we promise you that we will continue to miss you, we will continue to remember you and to cherish your memory, and we will never forget you and will never cease to accompany your family. … forever will continue to be with us, forever your memory will be engraved in our hearts. All of us, your second family, the soldiers and commanders of the DCO, the headquarters of coordinating the activities of the government in the territories and the IDF, salute you. Rami’s legacy left many stunned and hurt. The letters of separation received from the lists written in his memory show the special personality and deep impression left in the hearts of soldiers and colleagues. “An officer and a gentleman,” wrote one of the members, adding: “Rami Halabi is a dear man, pleasant, happy, joking and joyful. “A man and an officer,” another reporter said, “this funny person who always when you do not feel well is throwing a joke at you with a smile on your face, the arrogant officer who knows how to do the job for the best and makes you enjoy it.” Ariel wrote: “Thank you Rami, Rami, I’ve been your officer for the past year and a half, we talked a lot and I was always like you and you’re like a father to me, always supportive, listening, funny and protecting from all evil … love, miss and not digest.” And others wrote: “A wonderful person has gone away from us, few of the officers of his rank who illuminated the face of their soldiers and their soldiers, always knew how to combine the pressure of his job with a smile and a good word, Once they knew, and why, because the unit itself has contributed and continues to contribute to the security of the state more than you will ever know. ” “Rami, you were a commander to me, but at the same time you were so much more than that, you were a good grandfather to me, you were a real friend, amazing person, always with a smile, always loving and hugging like father to his sons, … never forgets the smallest of laws, and we will remember you, Rami, always with a smile. ” “My commander … Rami … There are no words to say and describe the feeling … You have not yet realized that you will no longer be with us … The soldiers are all crying and stunned and even the officers are broken … You were like a father to me. “He said. “We have known you as a person with a pure soul that is always, but always, we found you when we needed to, we love you and we will remember you forever!”
