Levitin, Eran

Son of-Hanna and Ram, was born on May 3, 1961 in Petach Tikvah, where he studied at the Revivim Elementary School and completed his studies in the biological track at the ” Where he graduated with honors from the Gadna training course, and a diving course at the end of which he was awarded a diver’s certificate, and was a member of the Department of Youth Astrophysics A science researcher at Tel Aviv University. “Eran” sinned “in writing songs that bore a personal imprint, and he was interested in music, playing the piano and detailing a guitar he inherited from his grandfather. He had a sense of absolute justice, sensitive to the distress of the weak and the persecuted, and during his studies Eran belonged to the Hashomer Hatzair youth movement, He was a member of the “Hatzav” nucleus, which was supposed to reinforce Kibbutz Kerem Shalom in the Rafah settlement. Eran saw the kibbutz as his home, and visited it at any time. Eran was drafted into the IDF in mid-September 1979, and as a member of the Nahal Brigade, he was a clear member of the Nahal Brigade and completed his basic training as an outstanding trainee. Within the framework of command percentages, Eran was sent to an officers’ course – and he was also an outstanding trainee and his ranks were exposed by the then chief of staff, Lieutenant General Rafael Eitan. His commanders enthusiastically praised him as “a very good officer,” “a very competent and functioning officer” and “performs his duties very well.” Eran participated in the Peace for Galilee War and led his company to Beirut. On the 29th of Tishrei 5743 (29.9.1983), Lt. Eran fell in the line of duty and was put to rest in the military cemetery in Holon, and was later promoted to the rank of captain, No. In his memory, the principal of the high school where he studied learned several lines of his character, which were read on Memorial Day: “Eran Levitin represented the image of the rooted Israeli, stood up in his memory, As a pioneer at the head of the camp. He was gifted with leadership and training, fighting for the principles of justice and morality. Knew how to distinguish between good and evil, and represented the freedom of choice of man. He was handsome, demanding and handsome. Responsibility and personal example stood as a candle at his feet “