Sadan Stock, Ehud

Ben Roth and Assa. Ehud was born in Kibbutz Merhavia on March 23, 1955. When he was four, his family moved to Ashkelon. They lived there until 1966, and then moved to Jerusalem. Ehud studied at Beit Hakerem and Gymnasia Rehavia. He was a regular athlete and soccer fan, and played for the Hapoel Jerusalem youth team. Ehud enlisted in the Engineering Corps and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant, Ehud, after his army service, fulfilled his dream and spent four months in Europe with friends, and in 1977 he joined the Israel Police. In 1989, Ehud decided to return to the sabotage family and assumed the position of head of the training section in Habla, while serving in the police force. Ehud studied at Bar-Ilan University and successfully completed his undergraduate degree in Criminolo And in 1990 he went on unpaid leave from the police and was stationed in Ankara, Turkey, where he served as the security officer in the Israeli Embassy On March 2, 1992, Ehud’s car was jammed in the market of the Chankia neighborhood in Ankara. As a result of the explosion, Ehud was killed. Ehud fell in the line of duty. He was thirty-seven when he fell. He was buried in the military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. He left a wife and three children. Ohad, Ehud’s son, read about his father’s fresh grave, tears choking his throat, words from Rafi Persky’s poem: “Crying is not only to shed a tear / I cry when there is no choice. / Crying in a sea of ​​tears / I remember you leading me through the alleys / I always wanted to imitate you / Say, what did they do to you? “