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Zahava Gitelman
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| Zahava Gitelman | |
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| First appearance | Wireless, Part 1 |
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| Known ability | None |
| Formal name | Zahava Gitelman née Blumenthal |
| Gender | |
| Age | 42 (at death) |
| Date of birth | 1947 |
| Date of death | July 6th 1989 |
| Home | Israel |
| Residence | Zahava Gitelman's home |
| Occupation | Pilot for Israeli Defense Forces |
| Significant other | Joshua Gitelman |
| Parents | Zivi Blumenthal (father), Ruth Meisner (mother) |
| Child | Hana Gitelman |
| Sibling | David (half-brother) |
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Zahava Gitelman (Hebrew: זהבה גיטלמן) is the mother of Hana Gitelman, and one of the first female pilots for the Israeli Defense Forces.
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Character History
Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 1
Zahava is one of the first female pilots for the IDF. In 1967 during the Six-Day War, Zahava shoots down two MiGs. In 1989, in Jerusalem, Israel, Zahava boards a bus. As the vehicle careens off the road in a suicide attack, Zahava and her mother are killed, leaving Hana to survive in the hospital, presumably alone.
Graphic Novel:Wireless, Part 4
Hana, wondering if she is "too reverent", imagines her mother joyously celebrating her triumphs in the Six-Day War—Zahava jumps around her jet waving the Israeli flag.
Gallery
 Zahava fights in the Israeli Six-Day War... |
 ...and wins. |
