Naor, Ayelet (Mazal)

Daughter of Sara and Moshe. She was born on November 2, 1966 in Tel Aviv. Ayelet studied at the Sharett Elementary School in Bat Yam and completed her studies at the Hashmonaim High School in the real sciences track. She was a member of Hashomer Hatzair youth movement, a cute girl, intelligent, with high intelligence and rare kindness. She was referred to by her family and friends as a bookworm, and at an early age she read books that were serious and complex relative to her age. In mid-February 1985, she was recruited to the IDF and assigned to serve in the Communications Corps as a computer operator, and after completing compulsory military service in 1987. Ayelet successfully passed the preparatory and psychometric exams with a high grade and was sent by the army to study electronics and computer engineering at the Technion. During her service, she shared an apartment in Tel Aviv with her sister Sigal, and this was a wonderful time for both of them, during which she met her friend, Barak, and they both studied at the Technion, shared an apartment in Haifa and lived A beautiful and happy life, but Ayelet did not In the course of her illness she maintained her morale and optimism, behaved with great courage and never complained, her condition worsened and she needed a heart transplant Ayelet was sent to London, where she waited for seven months for the hoped-for transplant, which did not arrive on October 8, 1990. During her service she was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Holon, And Shai and two sisters – Sigal and Alona. After her death she received a certificate of appreciation and respect for her service in the regular army. In a letter of condolence to the bereaved family, her commanding officer wrote: “Ayelet served in the unit for three years as a computer operator, and did a good job with her help.” At the end of her service, Ayelet decided to tie her fate to the army for a long time, . Her parents commemorated her in the synagogue.