Weizmann, Shmuel

Son of Zahara and Solomon. Shmuel was born in Casablanca, Morocco in 1948. In 1955, the family immigrated to Israel and settled in Ashkelon, where Shmuel studied at the Rambam Religious State School in Givat Zion. After graduating from elementary school, he began studying at the ORT school and then went to study at a vocational training school in Kiryat Malachi, where he studied at the Bnei Akiva branch and was active in the Gadna. He liked and was interested in sports, especially soccer. After completing his studies, Shmuel enlisted in the IDF and served in the paratroopers during the Six-Day War, and was drafted into the Israel Police in May 1969. Shmuel served in the Gaza Strip and northern Sinai, and later in the central section of the Tel Aviv District, Shmuel was a quiet, modest, He was always courageous, diligent and diligent, and he was always courageous, industrious, and diligent in his many short financial awards: Shmuel was awarded seven prizes for his vigilance and initiative Shmuel planned to marry in June 1972. All orders were already distributed, b On the day of Tishvan 5762 (22.5.1972), a policeman was killed during his service. That day he volunteered to replace his co-worker, and was murdered while on duty. Samuel was twenty-four years old in his fall. He was buried in the Ashkelon cemetery. Survived by his parents and seven brothers and sisters. Shmuel’s name was commemorated in a square in his memory, “Policeman Square” at the corner of HaArbaa-Carlebach St. in Tel Aviv.