Air Force will conduct scans at Nahal Paran • Major Guri's daughter claimed: "I was shocked by travelers' ease" • One responded: "We did not mean to despise anyone"

• Helmet found in Fran River // Photo: Facebook

A 669th unit came out Monday to search for the helmet that allegedly belonged to the late Major-General Daniel Gory, who was killed on a 1984 training flight, Israel Today said. The helmet found in the Paran River area last Saturday by hikers, named "Puppies," but they left it there.

In a Facebook post, one of the travelers, Yoav Negev, wrote that "a pilot helmet was found in the Faran River area. On the helmet on the inside is a puppy and something like b.140". From a network search, he found out that in the area a Phantom plane crashed in 1984 in which Major Guri and a flight attendant were flying with him.

Travelers who did not know what the helmet was and what it meant to the family decided to leave it in the area because it was a fire area, and therefore they did not want to take belongings belonging to the IDF. In addition, they explained in retrospect, what they did not know and what the history of their history meant. Along the way, in the absence of cellular absorption in the stream.

The IDF announced after the publication that it was decided to take the helmet, which remained in the field, for examination, to see if it was a puppy helmet. "The Air Force is in contact with the family, will update it, and will continue to accompany it," the air force said. For his vigilance. "

Dana Guri, daughter of the late Major Gori, released an angry post yesterday (Sunday) in which she went against the decision to leave the helmet in the desert. "Tonight I felt I could contain no more. My mind has been agitated since Saturday afternoon. I can't rest," she wrote in her Facebook account.

Guri said she spoke to Negev, but was shocked to find she had left the helmet on the ground. "I was appalled at his father's helmet pilot's helmet. The only item that survived after crashing with his plane, his head was protected in it until the moment of the disaster. A precious object to be treated with holy anguish," she noted.

Gori also wrote that she got pictures on one of the hikers wearing a father's helmet and smiling at the camera. "I can't find words to describe the harsh sense of shock every cell in my body has. I'm writing and tears are choking my throat. I have no air."

"I want to appeal to anyone whose eyes are tan this post - in the paths of Israel, for the paths of this land are strewn and scattered personal items, objects that flew with spirit, fragile memories - of precious people who were and are not, fighters who have lost their lives. Discover sensitivity, pick it up and bring it to a nearby police station, from where it will already find its way to its final destination, "Gori added.

"We live in a wounded little country, bereavement is everywhere, to the rabbi he does not obey, marries quietly throughout the year. We live it day in and day out, the pain is great and enormous, do not add more to it," she wrote painfully. "My father sent us a greeting from his world. Too bad he missed the messenger."

Speaking to "Israel Today", Yoav Negev, who published the original post announcing the finding of the helmet, made it clear that he understood that it was a puppy's heart reaction, but that the allegations were incorrect. "Unfortunately a lot is wrong and the post just hits us. My friend, who found the helmet, had no idea what he found, and all the research into what the helmet did on the way home. The post was shared on Facebook with our personal concern to try and find out the meaning The find at first, and the family.

"We are in contact with all the members of the Air Force and are ready to go there at any given moment, at our expense. We have not come to despise anyone. We are strange that we are in a defensive position. Our only goal was to close this circle and understand what it was about. Everything listed there is not true. I don't want to attack it, but just fix the wrong things. We didn't waste anything. We know where the helmet is and can return to the point. The Air Force manages the story. We have them. We have relocated to the location of the area where we found the helmet. About us.