Yom Hazikaron

Remembering Together

The October 7th events reminded us of the strong bond between Israel and Diaspora Jewry. This Memorial Day, we honor both Israeli and Diaspora victims of anti-Semitism and terrorism, uniting to strengthen our shared destiny. The "Remembering Together" initiative, a collaboration between the World Zionist Organization and other key partners, invites you to commemorate with a ceremony, whether in your synagogue, school, or family, reinforcing the resilience and solidarity of the Jewish people worldwide.

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  Talking Memory

  Honor Yom HaZikaron with a heartfelt gathering created by The Department for Irgoon and Israelis Abroad. This gathering brings people together to share stories, music, and reflections. This guide helps to create meaningful moments, whether through the words of bereaved families, the power of collective song, or conversations that touch on memory and identity. It’s more than remembrance; it’s about connection and solidarity through shared experience.

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  In The Twilight

  This year, the Department for Irgoon and Israelis Abroad invites you to observe Israel's Remembrance Day with a special ceremony marking the tragic events of October 7th. The ceremony will reflect the transition between grief and the joy of Israel's independence. It will honor fallen soldiers, victims of terrorism, survivors, and hostages while offering prayers for their safe return and recovery.

  Access the Ceremony Guide
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  Taste of Memories

  The Department for Zionist Activities in the Diaspora, inspired by the Matkon Im Zikaron organization's Taste of Memories booklet, led this initiative to honor fallen IDF soldiers and victims of terror. By blending favorite recipes with personal life stories, this initiative fosters remembrance, unity, and Zionist values. Sharing these dishes creates a meaningful tribute, connecting the global community to the individuals and legacies behind the names.

  Learn more about the campaign and the original initiative

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