Michael, Moshe

Son of Yosef and Success. He was born on October 9, 1958 in Jerusalem. He studied at the Yavneh School. Moshe began his high school studies at the Ohel Mo’ed school in Kiryat Sanz, and later completed them at the Beit Aharon school in Jerusalem. After completing his studies, Moshe spent more than a year in Yeshivat HaNegev in Ofakim, and from there went on to study at Yeshivat Or Sameach in Jerusalem. Moshe was drafted into the Israel Defense Forces in early February 1977 and was assigned to the military rabbinate, and his military career was kosher, and except for a short period of service as a heavy truck driver, he spent all his service in his main profession. Moshe during his service. He was brought to eternal rest in the cemetery on Givat Shaul in Jerusalem. Survived by his parents, brothers and sisters. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, the rabbi of the unit wrote: “And you shall love the Lord your Gd – that He shall be the heaven to fall in love with you” (Yoma 51a). This Chazal’s statement correctly reflects the essence of the life of your dear son, Reb Moshe. His whole soul, his good Lev, his humility, his humility, and all his virtues made him love heaven. His friends from the unit, who knew him very closely, and I myself among them, always enjoyed seeing the degree of grace that shone within him – in terms of Olam Chesed Yavneh. The kindness of his Lev is revealed in the help and assistance of others, as the Sages say in Avot (2:13), a good stage that is equal to everything, more than a good eye, a good friend and a good neighbor. Even in difficult situations, he kept his balance, did not give his troubles to others, even to his family. He received things in good spirit and in a spirit of spirituality. “With all his Lev” – the service of the late Rabbi Moshe was done in good faith, with special reverence and reverence for the observance of God’s commandments, and he often said to me, ‘Rabbi, sometimes the work is great, And in these words he proved “Hashem with all your soul” – even taking your life. Along with being innocent – as a baby on the day of his birth – he had none of the features that characterize a military man. Not a rigid man who was brought up to shed blood, and not as a violent man who was eager to fight. “His parents donated a charity to the students of the Porat Yosef yeshiva.