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18 Torah Scrolls Dedicated to Fallen Israeli Heroes to Promote National Unity

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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago

What happened

On Sunday, 18 Torah scrolls were dedicated in memory of Israeli soldiers and civilians killed in recent conflicts, in a ceremony attended by thousands, including top security officials and bereaved families. Donated by Shufersal, the scrolls will be placed in synagogues nationwide to honor the fallen and promote national unity.

  • 0118 Torah scrolls were dedicated to fallen Israeli soldiers and civilians from recent conflicts.
  • 02The scrolls were donated by Shufersal under Yossi and Shlomi Amir's leadership.
  • 03Thousands attended the event near Ben Gurion Airport, including bereaved families.
  • 04Senior security officials and public figures participated in the ceremony.
  • 05Each scroll honors a specific fallen hero and will be placed in synagogues across Israel.

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Now 14Right · Hebrew2 hours ago
18 Torah Scrolls Dedicated to Fallen Israeli Heroes to Promote National Unity
YnetCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Israel Honors 18 Fallen Soldiers with Torah Scrolls at Airport Ceremony

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