Parents of fallen IDF soldier Natan Rosenfeld recall his boundless energy, deep friendships, and love for life, expressing pride in his service and unwavering commitment to Israel. Sgt. Natan's parents: We do not regret moving to Israel, despite the heavy price | Israel National News Yoni Kempinski Avi & Sam Rosenfeld, whose son, Sergeant Natan Rosenfeld, fell in battle in the northern Gaza Strip on Sunday, reminisced in an interview with Arutz Sheva-Israel National News about their son's special character. "He always had the biggest smile. He loved living life to the fullest. There was not a minute to waste," says Sam. She describes how, from the moment he would return home on leave, Natan would go to meet friends. "Home was not for sleeping, it was for seeing his friends." "He had a great group of friends. Loads of people that he loved to see, go out with, do silly things with, and just hang out with. That's what he loved to do. This was life to him; school wasn't for him, but this was his life." His father adds that despite Natan always going out with friends, he made sure to spend quality time with his son. "I sometimes had to haggle with him. I would say, 'Let's go out for a burger or a beer,' and he would come, of course. It was my chance to sit and talk to him; he enjoyed it, and I loved it." | 
