Presser, Azriel (Robert, Bimby)

Son of Esther was born on November 12, 1929, in Bucharest, the capital of Romania, where he was educated in the spirit of Zionism and completed a Hebrew primary school and played the piano very well. He studied at the agricultural school in son of Shemen, and after a year he was accepted as a lecturer in Haifa Engineering Projects, and in June 1947 he enlisted for a year of service in the Jewish settlements police and took the matriculation exams to enter the Technion. The Israel Defense Forces was attached to one of the battalions in the Golani brigade, engaged in cultural activities in the battalion, organized parties and became fond of them (July 1948) served in the garrison that was parked in the outskirts of Jenin and held in the occupied village of Mukibla on July 10, 1948. ) There was a fierce attack by the Iraqis on the village. Azriel-Yitzhak rushed to the aid of a courier who was seriously injured. He got out of the position under the shower of bullets and was immediately hit in the head and fell. He was laid to rest at the military cemetery in Afula.