Neuhaus, Moshe

Son of-Mendel and Rivka. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on March 24, 1944, he grew up in a modest home and received a Zionist education from the movement he belonged to at the age of 9. After completing elementary school he studied part of his high school studies in the evening Because he spent the day helping to support the family, and from a young age he took on responsibility and developed intensive activities in the framework of the movement, and in 1962 he traveled to Israel to study abroad. He has a practical opinion regarding training and emigration from abroad In 1965 he went on a mission to Chile and there he completed his work two years later, and all his life he tended to play in the game. He returned to Israel in early 1967 and joined his friends from the “Mekorot” nucleus who completed the agriculture, in addition to the various works in the agriculture in which he participated, became active in the drama club and was active in the provinces, . For a short time he was able to hit deep roots in the place and find his place among the members. Moshe realized that by joining a group life he could achieve his personal vision. Moshe knew how to bestow his beauty on his surroundings in the group, and his appearance was full of youthful passion and the hearts of his friends and their homes were open to him. Because of his mental obligations and obligations to support his elderly parents who remained in Argentina, Moshe was forced to complete his formal education with great effort. Although he was knowledgeable, he saw the need to complete them. He had a strong sense of criticism about phenomena in kibbutz life and was not afraid to express his views openly, because his faith in the way of life he chose and his love for her was great. He spent one year at home and then, in July 1967, was drafted into the IDF and went to Nahal. He felt that he was always “at home” and was steadfast in the face of the difficulties of absorption and adjustment, and he did not ask for anything for himself, and his demand was limited to one thing: to enlist as He knew that this was his duty, but in the meantime he wanted to receive guidance on how to do it and why he was doing it and why he was doing something differently. His parents and settled them nearby – in Nitzanim, for which he asked to hurry up and complete his service Julian so he could get his parents as a citizen because he did not want to share them most concern. But on Wednesday, Bayer Tsc”t (22/04/1969) fell in the Suez Canal area during an exchange of gunfire with Egyptian squad. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. The Nitzanim group published a booklet in his memory entitled “Moshe”.