Yavne Holds Ceremony Marking Three Years Since October 7th Attacks
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Yavne held a municipal memorial ceremony to mark three years since the October 7th attacks and the "Swords of Iron" war. The event honored ten residents killed or who fell in the conflict, with their names read aloud at the city's commemoration site. The ceremony was attended by bereaved families, city officials, and residents, and included the lowering of the flag and the lighting of a memorial torch. Wreaths were laid by the mayor and family representatives.
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- Yavne held a memorial ceremony marking three years since the October 7th attacks and the "Swords of Iron" war.
- Ten Yavne residents killed or who fell in the conflict were honored at the event.
- The ceremony took place at the city's commemoration site and was attended by bereaved families and officials.
- Mayor Roi Gabbay and other dignitaries laid wreaths at the memorial.
- The names of the ten victims were read aloud during the event.
Yavne held a municipal memorial ceremony last night at the city's commemoration site to mark three years since the October 7th attacks and the subsequent "Swords of Iron" war. The event honored the memory of Yavne residents who were killed or fell in the conflict.
The ceremony was attended by bereaved families, city residents, and municipal representatives, including Mayor Roi Gabbay, Chief Rabbi David Abuchatzeira, Deputy Mayors Haim Messing, Pali Cohen, and Shahar Simana, Deputy Mayor Adv. Meir Dahan, City Council members, Municipal CEO Levi Itach, Library and "Yad LeBanim" House Director Tzion David, Chairman of Yad LeBanim Yavne Shimon Silok, representative of the IDF Widows and Orphans Organization Rachel Shahar, Manager of the National Insurance Institute branch in Rehovot Eti Ra'anan, representatives of security forces, and city residents. The event was hosted by Morg Castro-Gutman.
During the ceremony, the names of ten fallen soldiers and victims from Yavne were read aloud: Commander Kim Dockerker, Liel Itach, Reserve Sergeant Major Ran Posloshni, Sharon Rafa'i, Eli Raphael, Moshe (Mosheko) Saadian, Sergeant Major Adi Danan, Reserve Sergeant Major Neria Sha'ar, Reserve Major Mosheko (Maxim) Rosenwald, and Sergeant Major Ofeq Barhana. These ten individuals are now an integral part of Yavne's memory.
The flag was lowered to half-mast by Eden Rosenwald, widow of Reserve Major Mosheko (Maxim) Rosenwald. The memorial torch was lit by Momo Barhana, father of Sergeant Major Ofeq Barhana. The "Yizkor" prayer was recited by Arie Adler, and a dedication was given by Aviel Raphael, brother of Sharon Rafa'i and Eli Raphael. Wreaths were laid by Mayor Roi Gabbay, bereaved family representative Yonit Itach, mother of Liel Itach, and Eti Ra'anan from the National Insurance Institute.
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