Daughter of Ruth-Dominic and Dov-Richard. She was born in Jerusalem on January 22, 1980. She was the eldest daughter of her parents, who immigrated from France a year earlier and married in Jerusalem, followed by her sister Pani and her brother Emmanuel, and she attended a kindergarten in Neve Yaakov At the age of nine, she moved with her family to France, to the city of Nantes, where she graduated from school, where she grew up and became a beautiful young woman with many friends who loved her joie de vivre and her heart. After graduating from high school and receiving a high school diploma, Julie decided to return to Israel and serve in the IDF before going to high school. She arrived in Israel as a minor and began to study Hebrew in the Ulpan of the Kalanit Absorption Center in Ashkelon. Shortly after her arrival, she had already acquired many friends, who enjoyed being with her, and renewed contacts with friends from her childhood in Israel. After completing her Hebrew studies at the Ulpan, and despite successfully passing all the tests to continue her studies, Julie left the absorption center in order to enlist. She gave up Jewish Agency support and living in the absorption center and moved to Jerusalem. During her waiting period, she worked at the Shaarei Yerushalayim Hotel in order to support herself. In April 2000, she enlisted in the IDF, but at first they did not want to raise her, claiming she was too old and not fluent in Hebrew, but Julie insisted and succeeded, and served as an operations coordinator in the IAF. And I served in our unit for nine months, during which I was able to recognize some of her abilities and her special character, Julie was shown to have a ‘always good’ mood, smiling a lot and giving her surroundings a pleasant and enchanting atmosphere. And despite the difficulties she faced, including language difficulties, she stood up to all the necessary criteria and motivation Proudly leave the officers’ course. ” Julie had planned to take care of lone soldiers, a subject she knew well, as soon as she finished her officer’s course. On February 14, 2001, Julie was killed in a terrorist attack at the Azor junction. In the morning she arrived at the station on her way to start the officer’s course, and waited at the station. A terrorist who ran the bus ran over the waiting people at the station, killing seven soldiers and one civilian. Among those killed were Sgt. Magdish Ofir, Sgt. Iluz David, Sergeant Levy Racheli, Sergeant Polonsky Kochi, Cpl. Manevitch Alexander, Corporal Krisi Yasmin and Simcha Shitrit. Was laid to rest at the military cemetery on Mount Herzl, Jerusalem, and was followed by her parents, sister and brother, who was raised to the rank of sergeant after her death, and honored the memory of Julie, the mayor of Jerusalem, The Embassy of France, friends and many people who were very moved by her life story. IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Shaul Mofaz wrote to the family: “Julie demonstrated great motivation and endless initiative, her determination to succeed in everything she did and her occupying smile made her beloved and beloved among the soldiers and commanders of the unit. The special will be engraved in our hearts forever. “
