Ziskind, singing

Daughter of Bracha and Pinchas. She was born in Kfar Saba, the city where she grew up and grew up, and began her studies at the Ussishkin Elementary School in the city, continued in the junior high school and graduated from the “Galili” “Shira grew up and grew up with her mother, her sister and her mother’s husband, Alex Gal, in Kfar Saba Shira was a lively, sociable and caring girl who served as a youth counselor in the youth movement, A wonderful daughter to raise, a loving and caring granddaughter, a responsible nurse, a loyal and supportive and exemplary civil friend, a real loss to all she knows, after graduating from high school In her spare time, during her military service, she even worked as a waitress in a Tel Aviv pub after obtaining a military permit from her. “Shira came to my unit about a month and a half ago. Within a short period of time, we were impressed that she was a quality soldier, serious, disciplined, with aspirations to advance and to become an officer. Shira was responsible for the soldiers’ conditions of service and an attentive ear to the soldier’s distress during his service. Her ambition was to succeed and advance, and the desire to be an officer, responsible for the perfect performance of the job. Shira demonstrated a strong desire to stand in her own right for her own economic needs, to be independent and to endure herself as an adult. We trusted her to know how to combine work during her military service, because we knew that she was a serious soldier. “On February 10, 1995, she was killed in a car accident when she returned from her work at night and her car veered away. She was eighteen years old. Shira was buried in the Kfar Saba military cemetery. She left behind her parents, a sister – Limor, two brothers – Adam Gal and Roy Ziskind, two grandmothers – Luba and Chaya and the mother’s husband – Alex Gal.