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Security11:53 · Sep 6

New Path in Re'ut Dedicated to Fallen Officer Tal Movshovitz

Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The story · English

The Modi'in Mitzpe Re'ut municipality held a moving ceremony to inaugurate a new path in Re'ut, now named in memory of Captain (res.) Tal Movshovitz, who fell in battle in southern Gaza while leading his soldiers. The ceremony was attended by his family and admirers.

The path chosen for his commemoration was deeply intertwined with his life in Re'ut. He walked this route daily to school, to his activities with the Bnei Akiva youth movement, to synagogue, and to meet friends. Later, he also walked it with his wife, Eliana, also a resident, with whom he built his home and family.

Tal served in the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) as a combat soldier and commander. In reserve duty, he served as a deputy company commander in the Combat Engineering Corps. He was known as a family man, devoted, joyful, and giving. An inscription on the memorial stone at the site reads, "Head held high, we will win," a phrase that characterized his spirit.

The Modi'in Mitzpe Re'ut municipality embraced his family, emphasizing that Tal's memory, legacy, and heroism will forever be etched in the landscape of his childhood and in the heart of the entire community.

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