Muhammad Harb(Sergeant Major)
Muhammad Harb(Sergeant Major)
Fell on the day 18th of Bashan 5775 (11.11.2014)
Fell at age 40
His resting place is the Beit Jan Military Cemetery.
His life story
Son of Na'im and Said. Born on January 26, 1974 in the Druze village of Beit Jan in the Upper Galilee.
He was the younger brother of Rwanda, Fares, Ahlas, and Hussam, and the older brother of Oustom, Gamila, and Raji.
After completing his studies, Muhammad enlisted in the Prison Service (IPS), where he served with great dedication, responsibility, and loyalty. His friends and commanders remembered him as a man of values, quiet, and modest, who performed his duties in a good spirit and with sincere concern for those around him.
Muhammad married Sha'a, and together they established a warm and loving home in Beit Jen. The couple had three daughters – Lillian, Rose and Nariz – who were a source of his pride and joy.
Senior Sergeant Muhammad Harb was killed in action on November 11, 2014, and he was only forty years old.
He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Beit Jen.
He is survived by his wife, three daughters, parents, and seven brothers and sisters.
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His resting place
Beit Jen Military Cemetery
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