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General13:14 · Sep 15

Eben Yehuda Hosts Mass Sing-Along to Honor Security Forces

Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The story · English

The local council of Eben Yehuda kicked off the new year with a special tribute event for soldiers, security and emergency personnel, and local volunteers, recognizing their dedication to the community and the country over the past year. The highlight was a "Kolulam"-style mass singing event, where hundreds of residents gathered to unite in song and express their appreciation for those serving on the front lines and in the home front.

The event was organized by the Eben Yehuda Community Center in close cooperation with Dalit Greiner, chairwoman of the Soldiers' Welfare Association branch in the town. The council's management thanked all parties involved in making the moving evening a success, emphasizing that community cohesion and volunteer spirit are the town's strength.

Ahead of the High Holidays, the council extended wishes for a good, quiet, and secure new year to the security forces and all residents of Eben Yehuda.

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