Ben Nava and Moshe, was born on April 3, 1975, at Rambam Hospital in Haifa, in a difficult birth that ended with a Caesarean section, When Yaron was born, Assaf could not say the name Yaron, so he called him Connie, the name that accompanied Yaron all his life, and Yaron began to walk at the age of 8 months, but he learned to speak late In the garden he was the “King of the Garden,” participated in every performance in the leading roles, and was the talk of many parents in the kindergarten. Yaron began his studies at the Pinsker Elementary School in Kiryat Ata and became a student He learned to read independently and was a “bookworm.” He was the leader of the class when he decided to set up a camp in an empty area under the classroom, “When he was in third grade, the family moved to Kiryat Binyamin, where Yaron Hill was one of the leaders in the class and was gifted with writing and painting skills and when he completed his elementary studies, he wanted to study in an art class in junior high school. He passed the exams and was accepted, but when he heard that his friends would study in another class and some of them were not accepted into the art class, he decided to give up and go to the first grade at the Rogozin High School in Kiryat Ata. In 1984, when he was nine years old, his sister Galia was born, who was a toy for him and he loved her very much. In Rogozin High School he was accepted into a realistic trend and when he finished high school he became a brilliant, quiet, introverted and very sensitive guy. Yaron’s high school teacher used to say about him: “He’ll still be a dean at the Technion.” Yaron joined the IDF in August 1993 and served in the maintenance base in Naora, where he was a favorite of his commanders and they asked him to continue in the career army, and joined the army in August 1996. He was trained in many courses and moved to serve in the Golani Brigade Logistics Division. In 1999, he moved to Nahariya, where he moved to Nahariya, where he fell in love with the place, and he was fascinated by the proximity to the sea, and it seemed as if Yaron was starting a new path. Porters and Yamim. He loved the work and the people he worked with. His commanders and subordinates say that he was a brilliant young man, and that he had three things: work, Torah, and benevolence. Yaron was a wonderful family man, very warm and sensitive, with whom he could always find a sympathetic ear. He loved his sister and brother very much, and his parents knew that they had to rely on good and bad. It had mature, mature features. His parents say: “When we were talking about someone from the immediate family, his eyes would open and fill with lightning, as if he were a tear, we can not forget his look.” In 2004, Yaron decided to pursue his master’s degree, and in order to combine the work with the studies he decided to buy a motorcycle, to the dismay of his parents. At the end of the second semester, on May 6, 2005, Yaron was killed while carrying out a train attack in Ein Sara in Nahariya. He was thirty and two months old when he fell. He was laid to rest at the military cemetery in Nahariya. Survived by his parents, brother and sister. After his fall, he was promoted to Major General.
