Walking Trail Inaugurated in Memory of Fallen Sergeant Major Boris Danilov
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
A walking trail was inaugurated in Beit Eliezer in memory of Sergeant Major Boris (Boka) Danilov, a fallen Israel Police fighter. Danilov, who would have turned 37 on the day of the ceremony, was killed defending Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7. The trail is located in an area he used for exercise and where he was on the morning of the attack. The event was attended by senior police officials and local dignitaries.
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- A walking trail was inaugurated in memory of Sergeant Major Boris (Boka) Danilov in Beit Eliezer.
- Danilov, a resident of Hadera, fell in battle defending Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7.
- The trail is located in an area Danilov used for running and walking.
- The inauguration took place on what would have been his 37th birthday.
- The ceremony was attended by the Mayor of Hadera and the Inspector General of the Police.
On what would have been his 37th birthday, a walking trail was inaugurated in Beit Eliezer in memory of Sergeant Major Boris (Boka) Danilov. Danilov, a resident of Hadera and a fighter in the Israel Police's Mat'af unit, fell in battle defending Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7.
The trail follows paths Danilov frequented for running and walking, including the morning of October 7 before he was called to duty with his unit in the southern communities. He did not return from the battle.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Hadera Mayor Nir Ben Haim, Inspector General of the Police Dani Levy, Deputy Mayor and Chairman of the Commemoration Committee Shlomo Buzaglo, senior police officials, city council members, Danilov's family and friends, fellow police fighters, municipal representatives, and hundreds of residents.
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