Part of the grove with signs indicating the names of the fallen were photographed by the same photographer that day
Click for a larger image The battle for Nabi Yosha police in which the fighters fell is detailed in the following sign
Click for sign's details Translation of the text on the sign:
Symbol of the Jewish National Fund
Symbol of the Council for the Preservation of Heritage Sites in Israel
Emblem of the Reut Museum
The Palmach symbol
Grove of the 28th There was our boy - like the pine of the grove
Was - like a unripe fig
There was our boy - the tangled myrtle root
Was - the hottest in poppies
Moshe Tabenkin
On Tu B’Shvat 1949, parents, brothers and sisters, commanders and friends, planted twenty-eight cypresses in memory of the warriors who fell in the battle for the conquest of the Fortress of Yesha in 1947.
The green, fresh seedlings will rise and become huge trees, the trees will stand as a protective wall for life that will bloom all around and will be a symbol of white testimony, which has grown eternal life for their people.
Avraham Shevat - the father of Eliezer Shevat
At the initiative of members and members of the Jewish National Fund, the grove was renewed in the spring of 1999 and young cypresses were planted there to complete the twenty-eighth.
Every cypress has a name
Keren Kayemet LeIsrael - 1800-350-550 Forest Line
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