Tiberias Honors Its Fallen in Emotional Memorial Ceremony
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Tiberias held a municipal memorial ceremony honoring seven local residents lost during the October 7th attacks and the ensuing "Swords of Iron" war. The event at the city's cinematheque included bereaved families, public officials, and residents. Mayor Yossi Nabeh spoke, and the mother of fallen soldier Dvir Zakai shared her grief. Singer Hagit Yaso also performed and shared a personal story related to the attacks.
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- Tiberias held a memorial ceremony for seven local residents killed on October 7th and in the "Swords of Iron" war.
- The ceremony at the city's cinematheque honored fallen soldiers and murdered residents.
- Mayor Yossi Nabeh delivered a speech and lit memorial candles.
- Sarit Zakai, mother of fallen soldier Dvir Zakai, spoke about her grief.
- Singer Hagit Yaso performed and shared a personal account of the October 7th attacks.
- The event was organized by the Culture and Events Department and included a prayer for IDF soldiers.
The city of Tiberias held a municipal memorial ceremony for those lost in the October 7th events and the "Swords of Iron" war, specifically commemorating seven local residents who perished. The event took place at the city's cinematheque and was attended by bereaved families, public figures, and residents.
During the ceremony, the names of fallen soldiers Dvir Zakai, Liav Saada, Yosef Haim Asharaf, and Eliraz Gabbai were remembered, alongside residents Moshe Ben Porat and Shalom Aboudi, who were murdered. The evening began with residents lighting candles and sharing their feelings about the impact of the October 7th events on their lives, expressed on canvas boards.
Mayor Yossi Nabeh lit memorial candles and delivered a moving speech. Sarit Zakai, mother of fallen soldier Dvir Zakai, spoke about her unending longing for her son, who fell in a heroic battle at the Nachal Oz outpost. Yaakov Avitan, Chairman of Yad Labanim, recited the prayer for the safety of IDF soldiers.
The event, organized by the Culture and Events Department, concluded with a performance by singer Hagit Yaso. Yaso shared how her running group friends in Sderot were murdered on October 7th and how she survived through her faith, deeply moving the attendees.
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