Sinai, Moses-Abutbul
Moshe (Jams), son of Matilda and Joseph, was born on January 24, 1943 in Tunis. After the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, he immigrated to Israel with his family, who settled in Lod, where the difficult conditions of absorption in the new country did not take its toll and he grew up into a solid and solid boy surrounded by friends and friends. – ORT vocational high school – In order not to fall under the burden of his parents, he used to work in various jobs during vacations and at any time of leisure, and for a while he was a trainee in the Gadna, but he gained most of his fame when he joined the Betar boxing club in Lod. In almost all of his battles he won, and one year he was an Israeli rooster champion, and in the vocational school he studied instrumentation and since then there was no broken device that he could not fix. With his brother Haim he took part in many marches held in Israel, and Moshe was drafted into the IDF in early November 1960 and assigned to the Armored Corps. Because he was an individualist, he did not find his place in this corps and volunteered for the paratroopers. At the beginning of June 1963, Moshe was released from regular service and married Erika, who was a soldier in the army, His daughter, Dvora, and his son, Issar, were born in the factory of Kor-Oz, and gradually moved up to the rank of senior technician. Moshe has become a great authority on the subject of refrigerators, and we have often called him to solve some problem that arose in production He loved the factory and was proud of it and saw it not only as a source of income but also as a challenge, he loved challenges and tasks, and was gifted with great physical strength and was a loyal friend. Well, without bias he was willing to help everyone, he could always be trusted, and his devotion and enthusiasm caught up with the others as well. ” During the entire period he served faithfully in reserve duty and in the Six Day War served in the Paratroopers Brigade that conquered Jerusalem and was among the first to reach the Western Wall. Moshe wore the silver “wings of the parachutist” and the “Six Day War” symbol on his chest. Shortly before the outbreak of the Yom Kippur War, his unit was called up for reserve duty. Moshe, who was willing to reserve duty, told the plant manager, “Now I can rest at the outpost on the banks of the canal, after the intensive work at the factory.” The Yom Kippur War found Moshe and his friends besieged in the “Oracle” stronghold on the banks of the Suez Canal. For a day and a half, the defenders stopped dozens of attacks by Egyptian soldiers and commandos who tried to break into the outpost. Moshe was injured, but despite his injury he continued to fight valiantly. When the ammunition ran out, the survivors decided to break out of the besieged stronghold and make their way toward our forces. On the way they encountered many ambushes and all escaped safely. On the brink of rescue, on the 7th of Tishrei 5740 (7.10.1973) between the strongholds of “Oracle” and “extrovert,” Moshe was hit and killed. He was brought to eternal rest in the Lod cemetery. Survived by a wife, daughter and son, parents, two sisters and three brothers. After his fall, he was promoted to sergeant. In a letter of condolence to the family, his commander wrote: “Moshe was one of our ranks and fought valiantly in the” Oracle “stronghold on the edge of the Suez Canal. The family commemorated the introduction of a Torah scroll to a synagogue in Lod; In addition, a scholarship fund was established in the “Kor-Oz” factory.
