Rabbi Recites Kaddish at National Memorial Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The Rabbi recited the Kaddish prayer at a national memorial ceremony in Yarkon Park. He delivered the prayer in memory of his son Elhanan, who was killed on October 7th while saving lives. The Rabbi emphasized the importance of national unity and mutual responsibility in his remarks.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The Rabbi recited the Kaddish at a national memorial ceremony in Yarkon Park.
- His son, Elhanan the Rabbi, was killed on October 7th while saving lives.
- Elhanan fell in the battles at Bari alongside his brother and cousin.
- The Rabbi spoke about the importance of national unity and overcoming divisions.
The Rabbi recited the Kaddish prayer at the national memorial ceremony held in Yarkon Park. The Rabbi, who lost his son Elhanan in the October 7th attacks, delivered the prayer in his son's memory. Elhanan the Rabbi fell in the battles at Bari while attempting to save lives, alongside his brother and cousin.
Before reciting the Kaddish, the Rabbi stated, "I stand here in the name of my son Elhanan, who jumped, fought, and fell for his people and for the sanctification of God's name. For the sake of unity in the nation, for the sake of overcoming divisions, and mutual responsibility among us, for the sake of the war for good and what is worthy in the world."
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