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Security18:00 · Sep 23

Slain Israeli Commander's Son Opens Up About Father's Legacy

By i24NEWS, עדי מאיריUpdated 3 days ago
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
The story · English

Reuveni Baraka, son of the late Deputy Commissioner Ephraim Baraka, has spoken publicly about his father's life and death 11 years after the senior officer died by suicide. In a special interview, Reuveni revealed his decision to join the police force, inspired by his father's dedication, despite the circumstances surrounding his death.

Ephraim Baraka was a central figure in a dramatic and turbulent case within the Israeli police. Reuveni grew up immersed in the world of law enforcement, with his father's work deeply influencing his upbringing. The decision to follow in his father's footsteps was not solely a personal choice but also a continuation of a family legacy tied to the police.

Today, Reuveni Baraka serves as the commander of the Lod police station, a complex and challenging role in a city with significant crime issues. He emphasizes that in his current position, he must make critical decisions that impact many lives, moving beyond being simply the son of a renowned officer.

Despite his current rank and responsibilities, Reuveni acknowledges that his father's story and legacy continue to shape him. He reflects on the profound impact his father had on his life and career, stating that even as a commander, he remains connected to his father's memory and the path he forged.

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