Kleinzweig, Zalman-Ze’ev

Son of Shprintza and Menahem. He was born on December 31, 1907 in Warsaw, where he attended Hebrew school and at a young age he began studying mechanics and behavior. In 1932 he immigrated to Eretz Israel and worked in the “Blatt” cooperative. In 1936 he was accepted as a member of the “transferor” cooperative and worked in the garage as a car repair specialist. He was strong and strong in spirit but with a refined soul, learned a lot and read and showed a special affection for nature and animals. As a member of the Haganah and a member of his Arab department, he was given the task of transporting workers to the British army camps. One day, when he was transporting workers from the house of Naballah to their homes, he was shot by Arabs, was critically wounded and died at Hadassah Hospital in Tel Aviv on February 27, 1944. He was brought to rest in the Haganah and Haapala section of the home The cemetery in Nahalat Yitzhak laid a pregnant wife and a four-year-old daughter, and his son was born two months after his fall and was named after him, and his memoirs were published in the newspapers Davar, Hamishmar,