Rosenbaum, Meir

Meir, son of-Tzippora and Yerachmiel, was born on 19 August 1944 in Hadera, where he studied at the Tachkemoni elementary school in Hadera. He continued his studies at the “Noam” Midreshet in Pardes Hanna, In 1962 he completed his studies at the Hebron Yeshiva in Jerusalem, where he studied the bookkeeping profession in the British institutes that year, and was drafted into the IDF in August 1963, after completing basic training for youth instructors. He was trained as a Gadna instructor and was trained to teach Krav Maga, and his commanders admired him as a disciplined and obedient soldier, a talented instructor, and a reliable staff member.after two years of service, Meir was rejected for continuing his army service for study. Two years in economics and statistics, during which time he married his girlfriend Ester, and after three years of service deferment Meir returned to complete his army service for a period of three months, serving in the Armored Corps after undergoing training and being trained as a combat soldier. At the end of his regular service he was called for periods of active reserve duty in his unit as commander of the Armash squad, and during his high studies he joined the Ampa company and worked in it in the accounting department. On October 24, 1973, during the battle for the city of Suez, Meir was killed and killed in the city, while attempting to evacuate a damaged vehicle and was brought to rest in the Kiryat Shaul cemetery, leaving a wife, Esther, A seagull, a gull and a kite, and was promoted to the rank of sergeant in a letter of condolence to the bereaved family. In the Armored Corps, he was a dedicated soldier and a loyal friend, everyone who knew him loved Meir Rosenbaum’s memory is holy, and we were proud in our hearts. ” The commander of his unit wrote to the family: “Maj. Gen. Meir served in our unit as commander of the armored infantry unit, and proved himself to be an excellent professional, courageous and devoted. Was popular and admired for his soldiers and stood out in his desire to help his friends. “