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B'Yachad LaNetzach - Rallying Shuls to Memorialize our Fallen
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Rabbi Yaakov Glasser explains how your shul or school can create a meaningful Yom Hazikaron experience. Follow this link for more details: https://ou.org/lanetzach
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the program is an opportunity for sches
across the United States of America to
embrace a fallen Israeli soldier within
the context and the framework of their
Community to remember them to connect
with their family and to provide the
opportunity for the entire seor to
embrace this holy hero as part of the
consciousness of the SCH and of the
community the way the program works is
with the understanding that there are so
many who gave their life over the course
of this war for the Jewish people and
for the state of Israel we want to make
sure that every single soldier who made
that sacrifice is Remembered in the
context of a Sho of a school of a
community organization across the United
States and so by signing up for this
program you will be given a beautiful uh
portrait of the soldier with their name
the opportunity to learn a little bit
about their life and how they lived and
what they stood for the opportunity to
learn a little bit about how they ended
up sacrificing themselves for Amis and
an opportunity to cols as a community
around various programs and initiatives
that allow you to perpetuate their
memory so you can have a learning
program a sheer incorporate them into
the communal yor so many chances to keep
their memory alive we're doing this in
our own SCH it is incredibly meaningful
and Incredibly inspiring and it gives
you the chance to not just view the
sacrifices that have been made as
statistics but rather as individuals and
as people and through connecting with
one person you come to appreciate the
individuality and the contributions of
everyone so we invite you to join this
program and to join this effort and bead
together
L we will ensure that in perpetuity
these very holy fighters of Israel are
part of our memory are part of our
reality and continue to inspire us in
our schs and in our communities