בבית הספר "קשת" בשער הנגב נחנך חדר מוזיקה לזכרו של קשת קסרוטי כלפה ז"ל, שנרצח ב-7 באוקטובר בצומת הסמוך.

Following an initiative by the organization "Remember Forever," an old well in the town of Beit Hashmonai, which had been out of use for years, is currently undergoing complete restoration and reconstruction in memory of Lieutenant Kim Dokerker, a combat officer who was murdered on October 7 at the Nova party.

The renovation and restoration of the mikvah in memory of Kim Dokerker, may her memory be blessed, is an initiative of her family and community, accompanied by the organization "L'Zachor Le'Nitzach" (Remember Forever). Her mother, Miri Pines, explained the choice of the mikvah: "It is a place that brings light back to the world, just like the light she spread throughout her life."

Out of the great pain of losing their daughter, Kim Dokerker, may her memory be a blessing, her parents are establishing a moving memorial at Beit Hashmona: a mikvah that will add holiness and purity to the building of homes in Israel.

To join this exciting project, search Google for: Building a Mikvah for Kim.

There are people whose lives are a lesson in humility, generosity, and uncompromising determination. Sergeant Eliav Estioker, a Nahal Brigade fighter who fell in battle in the Gaza Strip on January 11, 2025, was just such a person. At the age of 20, he left behind a grieving family and a legacy that will remain forever.

ליהי בן יעקב, אמו של סמ"ר יעד בן יעקב הגיבור, שנפל ב- 7 באוקטובר, מובילה יוזמה של חלוקת תווי מזון למשפחות נזקקות לקראת פסח: "יעד תמיד היה שם בשביל מי שהיה צריך עזרה"

אמו של לוחם גולני מפתח תקווה שנפל ב-7 באוקטובר מובילה חלוקת תווי מזון לנזקקים

משפחתו של יצחק צייגר, שנרצח בפיגוע ירי בשומרון, יוצאת במיזם לחלוקת תווי קנייה לנזקקים, במטרה להמשיך את פעילות החסד שהוביל לאורך חייו

זו אמא שמדברת על הבן שלה ועל מה שלא הצליחו לראות בזמן בואו לא נחכה לטרגדיה הבאה חייבים לפעול עכשיו ולהקים את "בית אלירן מזרחי" כדי להציל לוחמים עם פוסט טראומה שמסתובבים בינינו הם נראים חזקים ומתפקדים כרגיל אבל בפנים הם מתפרקים ואף אחד לא רואה לפעמים אפילו הם עצמם לא מבינים מה קורה להם זהו צו השעה. צו אלירן לא מחכים עוד יום כל יום שעובר מסוכן תורמים עכשיו כדי להציל את הלוחם הבא

משפחתו של הלוחם אלירן מזרחי ז"ל יצאה ביוזמת להקמת מחלקה ייעודית לטיפול בלוחמים המתמודדים עם טראומה והתמכרויות: "את הבן האהוב שלי לא הצלחתי להציל – אך הוא השאיר לנו שליחות ברורה למנוע את המקרה הבא"

אלירן מזרחי ז"ל היה מהראשונים שקפצו למתחם הנובה ב-7 באוקטובר • הוא הפך לסמל של הפציעה השקופה של הפרעת הדחק שהובילה אותו ליטול את חייו • משפחתו יחד עם ארגון" לזכור לנצח" מקימה במרכז "רטורנו "את "בית אלירן מזרחי": מחלקה ייעודית ללוחמים שנסחפו להתמכרויות בעקבות הטראומה

משפחתו וחבריו של אלירן מזרחי ז"ל, לוחם הנדסה קרבית ששם קץ לחייו לאחר שלחם במלחמה בעזה והתמודד עם פוסט טראומה, יוצאים ביוזמה להקמת מרכז שיקום ללוחמים: "להבטיח שאף לוחם לא יישאר לבד במערכה"

שיר שלמה ז"ל, סמב"צית באורים, נפלה ב-7 באוקטובר לאחר קרב גבורה שבו הדפה מחבלים והגנה בגופה על חברותיה לחמ"ל. כעת משפחתה וחברותיה יוצאות בקמפיין להקמת חדר כלה במקווה לזכרה: "היא כבר לא תזכה לעמוד מתחת לחופה, אבל אחותה וחברותיה ייכנסו ליום המאושר בחייהן דרך האור שלה".

אימו, אורלי, מחלקת תווי מזון למשפחות נזקקות: "להפיץ את האור והחמלה שלו"

Following an initiative by the organization "Remember Forever," an old well in the town of Beit Hashmonai, which had been out of use for years, is currently undergoing complete restoration and reconstruction in memory of Lieutenant Kim Dokerker, a combat officer who was murdered on October 7 at the Nova party.

Renovating dilapidated synagogues, distributing tefillin, writing books, and establishing a music room—these are just some of the projects led by Gershi Kornitzer to commemorate fallen soldiers. In an interview with Hidabroot, he talks about his moving encounters with the families and the more than 100 memorial projects he has led.

Lieutenant Kim Dokerker, a 22-year-old combat officer who was murdered at the Nova party, is being commemorated through the complete restoration of an old mikvah in the community. Kim's mother said, "We chose a place of purity, tranquility, and connection... like the light she spread throughout her life.".

The dream of a photographer who loved life was cut short days before her long-awaited marriage proposal. Her parents are establishing a mikvah in her memory as a place of strength in the community of Tushia, near Gaza.

A mikvah was built in the Gaza Envelope in memory of Adi Odiya Baruch, who was killed on her way to reserve duty at the beginning of the war. Her mother says, "She loved photographing weddings and chuppahs so much. When they told me about this possibility, it felt so right."

Adi Baruch, 22, from Kiryat Netafim, was killed on her way to reserve duty. Now her family is fulfilling her will and establishing a mikvah in the Gaza Envelope, a symbol of life, love, and continuity.

Keshet Kasroti Kalfa, 21, from Kibbutz Samar, was brutally murdered on October 7, 2023. Keshet was celebrating at the Nova Festival. He was a lively young man, loved by everyone, a nature lover, a hugger, and a music lover. "Keshet was a child of joy," said his mother, Natalia. "Everywhere he went, the light came on.".

On the morning of October 7, Keshet fled toward Reim and was murdered there, near the Keshet school in the Sha'ar HaNegev area. Given the coincidence between the name of the school and his name, and his moving story, this is a particularly emotional closing of the circle.

The letter left behind by the heroic police officer, and the bitter feeling: "If he had known, he might have done things differently."

"Beit Eliav" reopened for at-risk youth after extensive renovations costing hundreds of thousands of shekels in memory of Sergeant Eliav Astioker, may his memory be blessed.

His mother Liat: "If he were here, he would be the first to volunteer."

Following extensive renovations, Beit Eliav—a warm home for at-risk youth—was reopened in Ashdod. It continues the legacy of the late Eliav Estioker, offering a hug, a chance, and hope to young people who need it most.

In an emotional ceremony held in Ashdod, Beit Eliav—a warm home for at-risk youth—was reopened after extensive renovations costing hundreds of thousands of shekels.

An inspiring project in memory of Sergeant Eliav Astioker, may his memory be a blessing, has turned a warm home for at-risk youth into a beacon of generosity, faith, and hope in the heart of Ashdod.

Listen to the moving interview with Rachel. This is not just another story, it is a call to break the silence. It could save lives.

Leah Ben Yaakov, mother of the late soldier Yad Ben Yaakov: "In this room, the memory of Yad will live on not only in words, but also through music.".

The music room will serve children and teenagers from low-income families who cannot afford music lessons or rehearsal rooms, with the aim of making music accessible to everyone. Lihi Ben Yaakov: "The memory of Yad will live on not only in words, but also through music."

On Monday, August 25, a professional music room was opened to the public, providing a place for children who want to learn to play an instrument, with a moving story about a dear and special fallen soldier who will never be forgotten. All this thanks to a blessed initiative by the organization "L'Zachor Le'Nitzach" (Remember Forever). Watch Channel 14.

Leah Ben Yaakov "In this room, the memory of Yaad will live on not only in words, but also through music."

Mor Shkuri was killed in battle at the Sderot police station on October 7, while defending the station with her body and rescuing an injured police officer. Eleven months later, her father Roni was murdered in a shooting attack near the Tarqumiya checkpoint on Route 35, on his way to his shift at the Hebron police station.

This week, the organization Zikaron La'Atik launched the Tikva project — a moving project to commemorate Mor Shkuri, who fell in battle at the Sderot police station on October 7, and her father, Roni Shkuri, who was murdered 11 months later in a shooting attack near the Tarqumiya checkpoint on Route 35. As part of the project, children in Sderot entering first grade will receive backpacks filled with all the necessary supplies, pencil cases, writing utensils, and school supplies.

Meet the organization 'L'Zachor Le'Nitzach' (Remember Forever), a project that was born after the war and works to commemorate those who fell in battle – on Channel 14.

What began as one personal pain has turned into an organization that works for everyone. Gershi Kornitzer, CEO of "L'Zikaron L'Nitzach," in an interview with Channel 14 News about his mission, commemoration, and the heart that continues to beat even after the fall. Watch now 🎥

The organization's CEO, Gershi Kornitzer, with Rabbi Granot in a moving memorial story. Watch

It began with listening to a woman on the radio talking about her pain, and turned into an organization that works every day to ensure that the memory of the fallen is never forgotten. Gershi Kornitzer, CEO of "L'Zikron L'Nitzach" (Remember Forever), in a moving interview on Kan 11, Night News. Watch now 🎥

When it seems that we have forgotten that together we will prevail and civil war is imminent, a Hasidic Jew from Voznitz arrives and voices a different opinion, calling for unity and action on behalf of all of Israel and those who fell in defense of all of Israel.

Yaakov Estioker in a special interview on Galei Zahal, explaining why he immediately agreed that the shelter in Ashdod should bear the name of his son Eliav, who fell in the Gaza Strip.

In preparation for the 2025 school year: Backpacks were distributed to first-graders in the city, in an initiative born out of the grief of Ayala Shkuri, who lost her daughter Mor and her husband Roni. "I decided to continue what they stood for—love and giving to others.'

The mother of soldier Yad Ben Yaakov from Petah Tikva: Setting up the music room is the fulfillment of a dream that was cut short.

Costing hundreds of thousands of shekels: The organization "L'Zikaron La'Olam" inaugurates an innovative music room in memory of soldier Yad Ben Yaakov, who fell in battle near the Nahal Oz base.

A new music room for young people will be opened in Petah Tikva at a cost of hundreds of thousands of shekels – in memory of Yad Ben Yaakov, a Golani fighter who fell on October 7. Ariel Zilber, one of his favorite artists, will participate in the launch event.

Yad Ben Yaakov, a Golani soldier who was killed on October 7, played the guitar and dreamed of studying music. In his memory, a music room will be opened for young people from low-income families to study music and recording. His mother, Lihi, said, "Even out of pain, it is possible to create something full of light."

'The Beit Eliav, established by Rabbi Aryeh Goldberg in District 9, serves as a warm home for boys from ultra-Orthodox families who need a place to stay. It will bear the name of soldier Eliav Estioker, may his memory be blessed. His family rallied to save the place.

In a special interview, Danit's parents tell the untold story of her heroism and dream of establishing a music room in her memory—so that her melody will never cease.

Yaakov Estioker, father of soldier Eliav Estioker who was killed in Gaza, talks about his son and the stories that only came to light after his death. "It's not just that we established a special home for boys in his memory, it was simply his essence."

The Gamzo family wishes to commemorate the late Eli, who fell on October 7 and sacrificed his life defending the residents of Netiv HaAsara, in a meaningful way – by bringing a Torah scroll in his memory. They call on the residents of Ashdod and the general public to join in and take part in commemorating him.

The family of the late soldier Eliav Estioker, who fell in battle in Gaza, is raising half a million shekels to save the shelter that provides hot meals and beds for homeless youth. "He would have wanted the house, which will now be named after him, to be clean, tidy, and respectful."

In the center of Ashdod, there is a warm home for teenagers who have been expelled from educational institutions, which will now be named after Sergeant Eliav Astioker, may his memory be blessed.

"The Eliav House in Ashdod is set to undergo a major makeover and will be named after the late Sergeant Eliav Estioker. His father said, "If he had heard about a place like this, he would have been the first to volunteer there."

The warm home for at-risk youth in Ashdod, which operates entirely on volunteer work and without government funding, was dedicated to the memory of the late Staff Sergeant Eliav Astioker – a Nahal fighter and a man of heart. Now, it is facing closure due to debt, and the family is appealing to the public in order to save the place and continue its mission.

The family of the late soldier Danit Cohen, who was murdered at the Orim base, is establishing a music room and calling on the public to help.

People who make things happen in Israeli society

Rachel Baruch, widow of the late Elchanan Yonas Baruch—an ultra-Orthodox soldier who enlisted in Phase II and was wounded in Operation Protective Edge—is launching a new project together with the organization "In Memory Forever."

"Continue to help even after he fell: Those who have, give to those who don't": The words of Shmuel Golima, who fell on October 7, became a project of giving.

When the Iron Sword War broke out, Gershi Kornitzer sought a way to contribute. He established the "Remember Forever" association, which works to commemorate fallen soldiers.

Against the backdrop of the war and its many casualties, ultra-Orthodox social activist Gershi Kornitzer decided that he would not be satisfied with just tears and prayers, but would seek to turn remembrance into a driving force for action.

A Torah scroll was dedicated in memory of Roei Moshe, who fell on October 7, the day he was born – the ninth day of Nisan.

"Continue to help even after he fell: Those who have, give to those who don't": The words of Shmuel Golima, who fell on October 7, became a project of giving.

He continued to help even after he fell: "Those who have, give to those who don't" – the words of Shmuel Golima, may his memory be blessed, became a project of giving in Sderot, in his memory.

The organization "L'Zachor Le'Olam" (Remember Forever), founded by a group of young ultra-Orthodox Jews from Ashdod, has taken on an exciting and unusual mission: to commemorate the fallen soldiers of the Iron Sword War, especially those who have no one to remember or commemorate them.

The organization "L'Zachor Le'Olam" (Remember Forever), founded by a group of young ultra-Orthodox Jews from Ashdod, has taken on an exciting and unusual mission: to commemorate the fallen soldiers of the Iron Sword War, especially those who have no one to remember or commemorate them.

Meet the organization "L'Zachor L'Nitzach" (Remember Forever), founded by a group of young ultra-Orthodox Jews from Ashdod, which has taken on an exciting and unusual mission: to commemorate the fallen soldiers of Operation Protective Edge, especially those who have no one to remember or commemorate them.

The members of the organization "L'Zachor Le'Olam" (Remember Forever) operate out of a deep sense of mission and belief in unity with Israel, while connecting the worlds of secular and ultra-Orthodox Jews.