The tragedy near the Yad Mordechai intersection:
Hundreds arrived today (Friday) at the Ofakim cemetery to accompany the bus driver Yoav Hadri, 61 years old of Ofakim, on his last journey.
Hadari was killed last night along with his co-worker Hanoch Telker (50), when the two tried to help the victims of a car accident.
Yoav left behind a wife and three children.
The scene of the fatal accident // Photo: Documentation of MDA operations
Rabbi Raphael Biton eulogized my room: "You stand here in the square and you hear about modesty and prayer for charity," he said and presented the way I lived my life in my room, "We can only say that surely righteous people get to be buried on the eve of Shabbat."
The funeral in Ofakim, today, photo: Dodo Greenspan
His friends still don't know what exactly happened there that night, when Yoav just wanted to lend a hand with his friend.
The CEO of Egged Yaseim Tzviki Oren said: "We are shocked, pained and shocked by the terrible disaster that has befallen us, when two of our wonderful drivers who operate Yaseim in the center of the country are on their way home with empty buses.
When they noticed the serious accident that happened on the side of the road and the drivers trapped in their vehicles, they stopped the buses on the side of the road and felt like offering help.
Their behavior shows their character and temperament."
Telker's funeral will be held on Saturday at 22:30 at the Ofakim cemetery.
The late Yoav is laid to rest, photo: Dodo Greenspan
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