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Ariel Marks Three Years Since "Swords of Iron" War

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The Ariel municipality held a memorial ceremony, "From Crisis to Revival," to commemorate three years since the "Swords of Iron" war and the October 7th attacks. The event honored fallen soldiers and victims, featuring personal testimonies from bereaved families. The city pledged to remember the fallen and foster unity and resilience in the community.

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  • Ariel municipality held a memorial ceremony for the "Swords of Iron" war and October 7th.
  • The event honored fallen soldiers and victims with personal testimonies.
  • Itzik Goyali shared his son Ran's story of heroism in combat.
  • Orna Segev recounted her daughter Inbar's sacrifice protecting her infant son.
  • The municipality pledged ongoing support for bereaved families and community resilience.

The Ariel municipality held a memorial ceremony titled "From Crisis to Revival" to mark three years since the "Swords of Iron" war and the October 7th attacks. The event, which took place at the city's youth center, was attended by residents, teenagers, and bereaved families.

The evening was dedicated to remembering the victims and fallen soldiers, highlighting extraordinary stories of heroism and sacrifice. Itzik Goyali, father of fallen soldier Ran Goyali, shared his son's story of fighting heroically to save lives despite being wounded. Orna Segev, mother of fallen mother Inbar Segev Vigdor, recounted her daughter's final moments, during which she shielded her infant son Ari with her body, saving his life and embodying maternal love as a shield.

The Ariel municipality expressed its support and warm embrace for the bereaved families. Officials emphasized that the entire city community will continue to remember the fallen, carry their legacy, and move forward together from the great crisis towards revival, unity, and strengthening collective resilience.

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