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Remembering Israel's Fallen Heroes - Short
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It is the obligation of Jews from around the world to honor the soldiers and security forces that have sacrificed their lives establishing and defending the state of Israel
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there are at least two dimensions or two
levels as I see it to what memory is
really all about there's memory as don't
forget I remember what happened I
remember this person I remember that day
or that event or that special time it's
still in my memory it's still a part of
my collective consciousness but there's
something much deeper so here a memory
is being in touch with Who I am as a
result of who either that person was or
that event was we're talking about
social memory we were talking about
national memory that it's not just
enough for us to remember our personal
story but it's crucially important for
us to remember the Jewish story and the
Jewish narrative
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in 1998 my firstborn
aurilla an officer in Surat Kalani was
killed in the battlefield of Lebanon my
second Sonny liras 32 years old a father
of four little children was killed
fighting terrorists in the Gaza Strip
you know to bury two children it's not
normal for what my children have fallen
or the Jewish people around the world we
are together even you didn't fought with
us we are together in this dream
the memoral day is for all the Jewish
people and everyone he need to ask
himself how I can be deserving these
children they died for us remembering
today is a very sacred day here in
Israel for two minutes during the day
the whole country stands still there
sirens no one speaks no one walks cars
are parked and we remember our fallen
and we need to Jews all around the world
to be part of this huge thing to be
together because we are one people any
Jew is my brother when they hurt I hurt
when a boy falls here it's their boy
also and we need to make this connection
because we are one people
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