Nachum, Menachem (Moni)

Son of-Leah and Ezra was born on September 26, 1964 in Petah-Tikva, where he studied at the Ein Ganim Elementary School and completed his studies at the Amal Aleph High School in Petach-Tikva. Moni was a good-hearted and handsome boy, who loved his family very much and they also loved him because he was the only child of three sisters, and during his studies he belonged to the Mahanot Ha’olim movement and the handball section of Hapoel Petah Tikva. , He spent many years on his beaches and even bought fishing gear, and he expressed his feelings about the sea in one of the many songs he left behind, called “Song of the Sea”: “The sea is big / the sea is blue / and crossing it no one can … … They are collecting treasures for stories / about heroic deeds and miracles / the landscape there in the depths of its Yaffa beauty / because the man and his family have not yet arrived … “At the age of 16 he bought himself a motorcycle with the money he saved, He was drafted into the IDF in early November 1982 and volunteered for the paratroopers. He received his basic training skills as a combat soldier and as a commander, and gave him the rank of sergeant ahead of time, joining his friends in defending the country’s borders on the Lebanese and Ba’qa’a borders, and was proud of his role. His love for the sea, and his love for the sea, and he was Simcha to enjoy his work during the army and during one of his vacations he traveled with friends to Taba Beach The next day, when Moni learned that one of the fishermen was not He volunteered to help him extricate them, and when he was diving he became entangled in cyberspace and nature, when he wrote in his poem about the sea: “In such a place you can not live because everything can be predicted.” (March 12, 1985) and was brought to eternal rest in the military cemetery in Petach Tikvah, leaving his parents and three sisters Moni left behind a large collection of songs that attested to a sensitive soul, as well as paintings and sculptures