Mizrahi, Daniel
Son of Chana and Chaim z “l, was born on the 9th of Kislev 5772 (9.11.1961) in Tel Aviv. Daniel began to attend an elementary school in the city. When he was 10 years old, his father died of an illness. The family tried to find a place in Kibbutz Regavim, but the experience did not succeed. The family returned to Holon where Danny studied at the “Aryeh’s Gate” elementary school. Afterward, Danny studied at the Max Payne vocational school in the framework track. During his studies, he also worked and helped his mother support him and his younger brother. When the family moved to Tel Aviv, Danny left the house and went to live with his grandmother Faroh and Dudu Noni, who raised pain. Dudu Noni knows that Danny “was a nice and sympathetic child, was willing to do anything for the other.” In his spare time, Danny liked to play football. Daniel was drafted into the IDF in mid-November 1979 and volunteered to serve in the infantry brigade of the Golani infantry brigade, where he underwent basic training and was trained as an infantry combat soldier. And during his few vacations, when he arrived at his home, all the children in the neighborhood and his friends gathered around him and enjoyed hearing about his experiences and actions in the IDF. Yossi used to spoil his little brother Yossi, as if it were his son, and brought him gifts full of handfuls. When the Peace for Galilee war broke out, Dani had to join the battalion later because he was the company commander, but Danny demanded to join his comrades and fight with them from the first day. In a war of peace in the Galilee, and was brought to rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul, where he was followed by his mother, brother, grandmother, and uncle in a condolence letter to the family. -Haim. Loved and accepted by his friends. “
