Nadger, Baruch

A son of Zoya and Ozifa. Born in 1952 in Gypsum, Tunisia. In 1959, when he was about seven years old, the family immigrated to Israel and settled in Kiryat Gat, where Baruch began to study at the local Chabad school. When he decided to study a profession, he was sent to a boarding school in Kfar Chabad where he studied printing, and Baruch was an honest child who began quarrels and quarrels and always managed to compromise and make peace. Rabbi Zvi Greenwald, a teacher at the vocational school in Kfar Chabad, said: “We saw him as the quiet, practical, honest and honest student, who always liked his friends and his teachers and teachers. He knew how to combine the letters of letters with the letters of the Torah and the prayer … He liked to do a favor to the friend, helping others was at the center of his thoughts, and always With a smile on his lips, with bright eyes, with kindness. ” Baruch was drafted into the Israel Defense Forces in early August 1970 and assigned to the Intelligence Corps, whereupon Baruch worked in his profession, fulfilling all the tasks assigned to him, to the satisfaction of his commanders. In 1975, Baruch married his girlfriend Batya, and the two set up their home in Kiryat Gat On August 6, 1975, a sergeant sergeant fell in the line of duty. He was brought to eternal rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Gat. He was survived by a pregnant wife, parents and seven brothers and sisters. His son, Baruch, was born after his death. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, his commander wrote: “During his years of service, Baruch Baruch blessed many friends who had learned to honor him for his humility, devotion, diligence and devotion to his duties. Baruch, who was quiet and slightly withdrawn, stood out among his friends with the precision and responsibility of carrying out every task he was entrusted with, having good relations with his friends and commanders alike. “His parents, his wife and son donated a Torah scroll to a synagogue in Kiryat Gat