Fallen soldiers

Remembering Noam Raz hy"d through the eyes of his teacher, a powerful reflection on quiet heroism and lasting influence.

A little over two years after Captain Yehuda Cohen saved his platoon during a mission in Gaza, his father reflects on his bravery and enduring legacy.

They were 150 Holocaust survivors, the last remaining of their families, who immigrated to Israel and fell defending the young state. Known as the soldiers of “Nitzach Acharon,” their memory is now carried forward by Jonah Kalimi, who shares a deeply moving account.

Led by Yossi Aharon, a volunteer initiative restores the personal vehicles of fallen IDF soldiers, transforming them into moving memorials of honor, memory, and legacy.

Practical tools for processing grief, finding strength, and connecting to collective memory

The inspiring story of a 20-year-old soldier whose selfless act of brotherhood during training became a symbol of bravery, humility, and the spirit of Israel’s young generation

When Deputy Commander Sam Lev discovered the neglect at some memorials, he took action. Enlisting the help of prison guards, he initiated a project to clean and restore them while reciting Kaddish. An emotional endeavor.