Messianic, Sharon

Son of Akram and Mordechai. He was born on January 21, 1968, in Iran, to Ilan, Janet, and Dalia When he was born – a son of daughters – his family said: “A prince was born,” and so did he. Born in Teheran, where he studied until his fourth grade, Ilana treated him like a second mother and spoiled him.In 1978, the family immigrated to Israel and first lived in Tel- Aviv, Sharon was 10. He studied in an elementary school in the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood until the seventh grade, as a new immigrant experienced difficulties in acclimatization and felt rejected by the Israeli Sabras, but when the family moved abroad Lun in 1984, Sharon joined children of Persian origin, and from the 7th to 12th grade Sharon studied at Ironi T in Tel Aviv, and together with his friends studied for matriculation exams, they were a cohesive group and succeeded. Sharon used to help his mother with shopping or other household chores, especially when his father was abroad, and he was an outstanding student who helped his friends in English and mathematics. He was the first to lend his hand to help, and once saved his brother-in-law from the attack Lev, thanks to his musical talent, Sharon learned to play an organ by ear and without In 1986, Sharon enlisted in the IDF and served in the Intelligence Corps in a classified capacity and continued to serve in the regular army. He was very devoted to his work, worked extra hours beyond the norm and loved with all his heart what he had done. The work was for him the Holy of Holies, before everything else. Sharon volunteered for missions, and embarked on special missions that were quite exhausting, for long periods and difficult places. He knew how to keep a secret, and as with everything else he had done in his life, he also excelled in his military service. He was appointed commander of a course already in compulsory service, a position intended for the officer. Sharon and Shadi, his girlfriend, and in 2005 they established the relationship and married. The loving Sharon made sure to surprise Shadi with flowers, treats and gifts. Sometimes he would book accommodation for them in the guest rooms, and he would take care to nurture the couplehood and the friendship that existed between them. Shadi’s parents loved him like their son, and he respected them very much, just as he respected his parents, to whom he was very attached. His son Shoham was born in August 2006. Sharon spent a lot of time caring for his baby son, and was proud of his friends. Shadi, his wife, said: “When I met Sharon, I loved his appearance and beauty and the inner beauty – honesty, kindness, generosity … Sharon was straight in the way the bar looked crooked next to him, Sharon said everything, but in a way that never hurt me. “Sharon was very happy that we had a son after a year of marriage, and Sharon loved the treatment at home and Shoham, in parallel to his demanding work that required him for many hours.” Just as he was a happy man in his youth, so in his adulthood – Sharon was a comrade, who loved parties, society and family. He sang and played at the party parties and would nail the evening with joy. He had a lot of friends, he was friendly and friendly, modest, never boasted of his beauty, knew how to put his ego aside and never bragged about anyone else. My colleague Sammy was his colleague and commander for sixteen years, until he switched to another position and Sharon replaced him. Sami knew SharonSince his induction, and Sharon was his right hand throughout his service in the department. After separating their professional ways, the two remained close friends and maintained daily contact, as if they were family members. According to Sami, Sharon was an authoritative, caring and responsible commander, an assistant, a supporter and attentive. A good man and a good commander. He took care of his soldiers as if they were his children, and treated the soldiers in the platoon with special service conditions, and he had an optimistic outlook and a high work ethic, and his friends testified that he was calm, serene, a wonderful person, very valued at the base. A friend who knew how to encourage the soldiers of the platoon, was kind and helpful, introverted and innocent, and liked to come to work and invest in it. “” It’s hard to find people like him, “said his friend, “…” A colleague, she met Sharon when he finished his regular service and entered the regular service, while she was just starting her regular service. And his colleagues described him as a reliable, professional, considerate, generous and humorous man, who was a supportive commander who encouraged them toward the anticipated transition of their unit to a base in the south of the country. He had an extraordinary human heart, he gave up personal comfort, a personal interest, and his right – all for the sake of others – he spared himself and gave himself above and beyond For the benefit of the other, even if he did not know him. He always made sure everything was okay with his relatives, at any hour of the day. Sharon was a unique person, loved by everyone, he could be liked by everyone after a short acquaintance of several minutes. Good heart and desire to help everyone regardless of age, status or role of seeking help were particularly rare. He also helped establish a synagogue for the Persian community in Holon. Sharon liked to solve ordinary puzzles and logic puzzles. He had a wonderful visual memory, like a GPS device, he knew how to reconstruct the way he went. He liked to travel the country, knew it well and enjoyed watching nature, science and geography on television. He liked to play basketball, studied photography and used to photograph his family. His mother encouraged him to study, saying that the future lay in her studies. Indeed, he completed his bachelor’s degree in political science from Bar-Ilan University. He also studied and trained students during his military service. Following his studies he improved his salary and he could progress economically. In the army, he received a certificate of excellence for “encouraging creativity and initiative in the field of Bar-Ilan (Bina Retit) work, for outstanding professionalism and outstanding excellence in Bar-Ilan studies.” But his personal contribution to the security of the state was known to his family only in retrospect, when the head of Military Intelligence (Intelligence Branch) eulogized him: Advanced sergeant Sharon Meshihai fell in the line of duty on March 28, 2007, at the age of thirty-nine Was buried in the military cemetery in Holon and was survived by a woman – Shadi, Ben Shoham, Akram and Mordechai, and three sisters – Ilana, Janet and Dalia, who received a certificate of excellence for his work for state security. When his father fell, his sister Janet wrote him a letter of longing after his fall: “Sharon dear Libi, you left us prematurely, without any warning. You left us in the middle of life and left us with endless questions without answers. You sought your rest in the world of the righteous and kind as you are, and I am sorry that you have reached the heaven you deserve. Your rare personality, your kindness, your nobility, your generosity, your grace and your beauty in the faces and faces can be written upInfinity, but I was deprived of the words to express all the goodness that was in you … There is no need for it, for everyone who knew you was convinced that you were one and only one. For parents – a model son. The sisters – a caring and supportive brother to the extended family … It is too bad that we were deprived of the right to enjoy all the good in you. Time is said to forget the pain of loss, but there is a kind of pain that does not heal with time. On the contrary, time adds to the heartache and causes more longing for your brother. The beautiful memories in life, from the moment you were born until you grew up and became a soldier, then a family man, and in the end a charming father, accompany me every minute like a moving film. Moments of joy in family events, dancing and laughter, family trips, birthdays for children when you played organ, and thousands more – are not erased from memory … “A good friend eulogized him on the first anniversary of his death:” None of us believe. It is difficult to say these words, let alone understand their meaning and internalization. Sharon is in our thoughts all the time. Sometimes it seems that we have just said good-bye and meet in a short time, but the truth is a pat on the face. Sharon, we love you and miss you very much. To your eyes, to cutting your speech, to your smiles, to the special way in which you flattened love and affection for those around you. Everyone who knew Sharon must know: Sharon was a wonderful person who always loved to help others. He dwarfed his personal ambitions and desires in favor of giving to others, to the point of sacrifice. Sharon was very curious and loved to learn. He liked to experience life, walk, dance and play. Sharon had a sharp hearing and he learned to play without any guidance. Sharon was a family man and loved his family very much. Sharon was diligent and diligent, always ahead of everyone. He was a professional in his role, guiding an entire generation of soldiers and making a significant contribution to state security, as a soldier and commander. Sharon was an exemplary man, honest and decent, a true friend. Sharon had sharp senses and always instructed his friends on the road. It is so unfortunate that he himself lost his way of life. Sharon, we will always remember you for the better and we will love you. As if the words ‘sorry’, ‘thank you’ and ‘please’ were so common in his mouth, and in the fullest sense, let us tell you: Sorry that we were unable to prevent the terrible disaster. Thank you for having met a wonderful person like you. Please, now that you are close to God, pray for your son Shoham. We will remember you forever and we will love you, true friend. “