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MignewsSecurity

Gaza Division Troops Prepare Memorials for October 7 Anniversary

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The Gaza Division's logistical unit prepared memorial sites in southern Israel for the October 7 anniversary under the "Remember and Fight" project. Soldiers cleaned and maintained monuments and observation points in the western Negev, working with victims' families. The project aims to preserve memory and provide dignified conditions for visitors honoring the fallen.

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  • Gaza Division troops prepared memorial sites in southern Israel for the October 7 anniversary.
  • The "Remember and Fight" project involved cleaning and maintaining monuments in the western Negev.
  • Soldiers collaborated with families of the victims in their efforts.
  • The initiative aims to preserve memory and provide dignified conditions for visitors.

The logistical unit of the Gaza Division (143) has undertaken extensive preparations for memorial sites in southern Israel as part of the "Remember and Fight" project, ahead of the anniversary of the October 7 attack. Soldiers from the "Atal" training units were involved in cleaning, landscaping, and maintaining monuments, memorials, and observation points in the western Negev region. The initiative aims to prepare these locations for the expected influx of visitors who come to honor the fallen and remember their loved ones. These efforts were carried out in close collaboration with the families of the victims. In addition to practical assistance in maintaining the memorial sites, the soldiers engaged with the stories and legacies of those commemorated. The project's objective is to preserve the memory of the deceased and ensure dignified conditions for visitors attending the memorials on the anniversary of the tragic events of October 7.

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