Even in the shadow of security tensions and the challenges posed by ongoing missile threats, we chose to continue creating spaces for listening, learning, and remembrance. As part of this effort, two central evenings were held: one at the Israeli Scouts movement with Zvi Natan, and another at the Mashmaut Center with Holocaust survivor Yona Unger, for members of youth movements in Kiryat Motzkin.

These gatherings, organized in partnership with the Youth Department, provided a rare opportunity for a direct encounter with living testimony – one that connects the younger generation to the story, the memory, and the profound responsibility to carry it forward.

Our heartfelt thanks to Ziva, Einav, and the movement coordinators for this important and meaningful partnership.

Today, more than ever, we act in the spirit of Elie Wiesel:
“Whoever listens to a witness becomes a witness.”