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dna nay ana Israeli Tank Corps under the com-
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ernized, expanded and reached its
highest standard, with Gen. Elazar
as chief provider of original ideas
and plans for this development.
Gen. Elazar revealed that the
most difficult hours of his military
career were- on the morning of
Thursday, the fourth day of the
Six-Day War. As commander of
the Northern Front, he waited im-
patiently for the order from the
general staff in Tel Aviv to start
the Golan Heights offensive and to
free Jewish settlements from a
horror which had lasted for years
On the radio he heard that the
Security Council in New York had
already discussed a proposal for
a cease fire. He was in a bad mood
and thought anxiously that the
chance of occupying the Golan
Heights could be lost . . .
The difficult hours ended when
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at dawn on Friday. This was the
STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
hardest fighting of •the Six-Day
War. The Syrians from their high
positions saw how the Israeli forces
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Gen. David Elazar, who watake night Syrian artillery bombard-
over the 'office of chief of staff of ments- on Jewish settlements in
the Israeli- Army on Jan: 1,' has the Hula district from the Golan
been officially No. 2 in the general Heights. This caused heavy cas-
staff during the last two years. He ualties on kibutzim - and villages,
was, chief of the operational de- and 'heavy damage in the fields,
partment, a post generally regard- among crops, cattle, buildings,,etc.
ed as second to the chief of staff. Gen. Elazar, as commander of
The most illustrious chapter in the Northern Front during the Six-
the military career of Gen. Elazar Day War, occupied the Golan
was his service for five years as Heights after fierce fighting and
commander of the Northern Front, advanced to a distance of 50 kilom-
the Syrian border, which was the eters from Damascus. By this ac-
frontal fire line of Israel,uirtil the tion he liberated all the Jewish
Six-Day, War. Although there was settlements in the north from the
no 'official war, Gen. Elazar had 19-year terror of artillery bora-
not one quiet day. during these bardments.
years. In this area there was the Before becoming commander of
fighting over the Jordan River, the Northern Front, .Gen. Elazar
infiltrations of El Fatah terrorists served as deputy commander of the
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lage in order to encourage their
inhabitants. He was seat on mis-
sions abroad several times for
Israel Bond drives and United
Jewish Appeal. Often his headquar-
ters are visited by prominent
guests from abroad. Women tour-
ists compare him to Hollywood
film star Gregory Peck, whom he
resembles.

children, a daughter, Hila, and a
son, Gideon. They hardly see their
father. He is only off duty on
Saturday, a day he dedicates to
his family, also enjoying his hob-
by: photography.

His wife, Telma, was born in
Kibutz Ein Shemer, where Dado
lived the first years after coming
to Eretz IsraeL She is a music
teacher. During the Six-Day War
she volunteered for army service
and worked in the Signal Corps of
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David (Dado) Elazar was born
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ado, derives from the time he
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