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President Honors Outstanding National Service Volunteers at Ceremony
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 15, 2026
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Israel’s President’s Residence held a ceremony honoring outstanding National Civil Service volunteers. Officials praised their contribution, noted that 20,000 volunteers are being recognized this week, and said every volunteer will now receive a service pin.
- 01Isaac Herzog called national civil service a “revolution” at the President’s Residence.
- 02Officials said 20,000 volunteers are being honored this week.
- 03Orit Strok praised the honorees’ commitment, purpose, and generosity.
- 04The ceremony featured volunteers serving bereaved families, seniors, border communities, and immigrants.
- 05A new National Civil Service pin will now be given to every volunteer.
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