Daughter of Dorit and Yoram Dodi. Born on the 24th day of Elul 5,763 (21.9.2003). Sister of Peleg and Yuval. On July 26, 2023, she enlisted in the IDF and served in the Medical Corps. Staff Sergeant Agam Naim fell in battle on the 14th day of Elul 5,784 (17.9.2024). She was twenty-one years old. She was laid to rest in the Mishmarot Cemetery. She is survived by her parents and two sisters.

The Story Behind The Sticker:
Agam brought light to every place she entered. She stood out in every field she pursued, always striving for excellence and living a life full of purpose and action. From guiding in youth movements, through a service year in a post-hospitalization program and volunteering with Magen David Adom, to meaningful service as a paramedic in a combat unit – Agam knew how to balance it all and always made time and space for anyone who needed her.

Agam was a brave combat soldier who acted out of a deep sense of mission and responsibility toward the soldiers beside her. Just before she was scheduled to begin a commanders training course, she asked to enter Gaza one last time to say goodbye to the soldiers she had served with. It was meant to be her final operation. She stepped down from the vehicle and entered a building with her team because she couldn’t imagine leaving them behind.

Staff Sergeant Agam Naim was killed in the collapse of an explosively rigged building in Rafah and was the first female soldier to fall in the war in Gaza.

For Agam, there were no limits to commitment, to love, or to what was possible. Her choices, courage, and determination to go all the way and strive for excellence reflect the life she lived, short but full of purpose. Accordingly, the motto that accompanied her appears on the sticker created in her memory: “What’s possible in the world is possible for me.”