Remember and honor: stories from Israel’s Memorial Day

Every year on Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day, the entire country stops. A siren wails for one full minute, traffic halts, conversations pause, and a nation stands at attention for its fallen. This year, Israel365 brought that moment to hundreds of supporters around the world.
Two sirens. One week. This is what they mean.

This Sunday, April 19, the evening before Yom HaZikaron begins, Israel365 is hosting a live prayer and remembrance event for believers who love Israel, called Remember and Honor.
Israel Memorial Day: Remembering Christians who fell

On the eve of Israel Memorial Day (Yom Hazikaron), Israel365 News commemorates the Christians who were killed on service and in terror attacks.
Israel’s Memorial Day – 9 Things you may not know

In several respects, Israel’s Memorial Day is unique. How many of these things did you know about Yom Hazikaron?
Tears of heartbreak and joy

Baruch Ben-Yigal’s story is a perfect metaphor for the indelible link between death and rebirth that is Israel’s curse and blessing.
Memorial Day 2020

Living in Israel, my heart is ripped apart every year when I have to report on this special day showing the world all the broken hearts.
Israel’s Sacrifice and Independence

Yishai returns from a great trip in Boston, New York, Los Angeles & San Diego – just in time for Israel’s Memorial and Independence Day.
Confused Children Stand at Attention For Air-Raid Siren [WATCH]

Sirens in Israel mean two very different things and with all the sirens being sounded lately, these young children were understandably confused.
What to Live For? (On the Occasion of Israeli Memorial Day and Israel’s 70th Independence Day)

How does Israel’s Memorial Day and Independence Day compare with the United States? Moreover, how does Israel relate to its soldiers and why does it send so many of its children into combat?
Israel’s Youngest Terror Victims Leave Behind Huge Legacies

This Israeli Memorial Day, we look at how many children may have lost their physical lives, but their memories and their impact on the Land and People of Israel continues.