Memorial Day Eve.
We assembled at Our Home in Kfar Sirkin for a special evening, quiet and full of meaning — an evening to remember Israel’s fallen soldiers and terror victims.
This was not a regular evening. No big speeches or official ceremonies — just small, real moments. Around a circle of listening and embrace, PTSD survivors, volunteers, team members, and guests stopped the daily rat race and dedicated an hour for the soul. We read names, lit candles, and listened to personal stories. Some shared, others stayed silent — everything right.
Especially on an evening such as this, the pain was given space. Even the unspoken pain. Precisely from the brokenness grew connection. Precisely from the memory — brotherhood was born.
We believe that there is monumental power in remembering together. Thank you to everyone who was there, in body or spirit. And to the fallen — may your spirit rest in peace.
