On this holy memorial day, when we commemorate Israel’s fallen, I would like to tell you a tragic story that took place during the First Lebanon War in 1982.

Memorial Day creates a deep connection between the personal and the national. Especially this year, we have to focus on our personal remembrance and imbue ourselves with its powerful human strength.

Tonight begins Memorial Day. From my point of view, there is no day more holy as we remember those who fell. Yom Hazikaron.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court orders Netanyahu to allow Palestinians to attend controversial Memorial Day event.

“We call on all the brothers and sisters in arms to leave their protest shirts at home and not to come to the cemeteries with them.”

Named “Memory Paths,” users enter the name of the individual whose grave they are looking for and the app provides the most direct route.

For the majority of Israelis, Yom Hazikaron is the holiest day of the year. Now there is fear that this day will be profaned next week.

Modern reality continues to echo the Bible, as enemies along to “destroy them as a nation, so that Israel’s name is remembered no more”

We were just 20 when my friend saved my life in Lebanon, and then died the next day