Fallen Soldier's Tefillin and Cookies Honor His Memory
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
The tefillin of fallen IDF soldier Uriel Silberman, which miraculously survived a fire in his tank, are now available for public use at a Tel Aviv tefillin stand. His parents donated the kosher tefillin, alongside "Uriel's Cookies" made from his favorite recipe, to honor his memory and share his legacy of joy. The stand also features tefillin donated in memory of another fallen soldier, Lavi Gihasi, with visitors regularly participating in the mitzvah. The initiative aims to preserve the memory of the two soldiers who died defending Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Fallen soldier Uriel Silberman's tefillin survived a tank fire and are now available for public use in Tel Aviv.
- His parents donated the tefillin to help others fulfill the mitzvah and honor his memory.
- The tefillin stand also offers a second pair donated in memory of fallen soldier Lavi Gihasi.
- Uriel's parents distributed "Uriel's Cookies" made from his favorite recipe to share his legacy.
- The initiative aims to preserve the memory of the two soldiers who died defending Israel.
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