Dear Karlsburg family,

I am very sorry to hear about your loss of Sgt. Eitan. he was a great and amazing solider who fought for his country and what he believed in. Eitan fought to keep every one safe. His Bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Love,
David Elias

Dear, Cohen family
I am so sorry that you lost your daughter, Hadar Miriam. I am really touched by her story and I am sure you still feel her vibrant spirit today. I cannot imagine what you have gone through but i think you should know that what ever you do she is watching from above. You have fought battles and battles but you guys are not alone. Another thing is that you should know that thousands of people are davening for you and you should not lose hope on anything.

-Emma Altman 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

To the Shosh Family,
I hope that all of you are doing well. I am sincerely sorry for your loss of your wonderful son. I feel gratitude to all your son did before his dreadful murder.

From,
The Moriah School

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Barzilay, I’m so sorry that your daughter was killed during a terrorist attack. She is an inspiration to everyone that knows her story. She lost her life fighting to protect Israel, and she will never be forgotten in our hearts.
Love, Sarah (Moriah School)

I am so sorry for your loss, Osher died too early. Even though her life was short she was a great person with great intentions. We thank her so much for her service. I am sorry she couldn’t live out her life to the fullest.
Phin, From Moriah School, 7th grade

Dear Yuliy’s family,
As I read about Yuliy I felt very sad to know that a young warm loving soldier was killed fighting for our country. Reading about him also made me feel that we have many soldiers like Yuliy fighting for Am Israel. I believe that he was an amazing person and a strong soldier. I hope that you will have no more pain and sorrow and my your memories be a comfort to you.

Dear parents of Tomer Grinberg, I’m sorry for your loss, I heard so much inspirational things about Tomer. I will always remember him for the things he did and who he was.

From: Matthew Silberman 6th grade Moriah,
To a hero’s family

dear the Hamo family

Michael is such a good and courageous person. He risked his life to save the people of Israel. I can’t believe how happy he would’ve been to see you after the war. I am so sorry that he passed and he was determined to go to the border and fight the bad guys.

I am so sorry, Harrison
Moriah School, Englewood New jersey

Dear the Amar family
I am so sorry for your loss. When you think of Shirat just know that she completed her lifelong dream. To serve her country. You must be so proud of her. I hope you get to promote what she designed and carry on her legecy. I wish you strength, courage and only smachot in the future. Am Yisrael Chai.
From Lilah from Englewood NJ.

Dear David’s friends and family, i want you guys to know that David was very thoughtful. David fought for his own country and had so much love for it! Hearing David’s story makes me feel like he was extremely brave and kind. Yes, he was killed but, Hashem always has a plan and I am sure Hashem needed help in Shamaim so he called David. David is looking down at you right now but you just can’t see him. I don’t want you guys to be sad rather i want you guys to feel love and happiness that David sacrafised himself for Israel. That is just so beutiful to me!

Your son is an inspiration I wish I could be at his level. I will always remember his story.

Jacob Illouz
The Moriah school

Dear Cohen Family,

As I read Hadar’s story and learned alittle about her I felt very upset that such an amazing young solider was killed. It really hurts me to know that she had an amazing family and amazing friends, because she could have enjoyed that for longer than she was able to. I am very inspired by Hadar, she sounded like an amazing daughter. I am so grateful that she was their to support her country. I know that she is watching over you. I hope her legacy and smile will forever be with you. I hope you can find comfort in this pain.

Dear Barzilay family,
Hi. My name is Lucy and I go to the Moriah School of Englewood, New Jersey. I’m so sorry for your loss. After reading and learning about Osher, I can tell that she was a very special person. Her dedication and devotion to the state of Israel has made a huge impact, and even though she is no longer with us, we know she is here. I wanted to let you know that I share some of the same interests as her. I love music, and I will always think of her when I hear music now. I never met Osher, but I feel a deep connection to her and know that she is here in spirit. I am very sorry and hope you know that your daughter/sister died as a hero, and that she made a huge difference in this world. May she have an Aliyah for a Neshama.
Sincerely,
Lucy, Age 14
The Moriah School of Englewood

Dear Cohen family:
My first cousin, Ilan Kinsberg, was room mates with Ilan. I hope that his legacy is honored. Seeing as he was a lone solider, I’m sure he loved Israel very much. It must have been hard being in the army at a young age. You are probably still not okay right now, but I hope it gets better over time.
Sending condolences,
Eliana, 6th grade student at the Moriah school

Dear family of Afik,

I am so sorry for your loss. When we think of Afik ,we will also think of the bravery he had. Now and forever we will have our memories of him in our hearts. Stay strong and hopeful. I also love playing soccer as much as your son.

Sincerely and with appreciate for your sacrifice,

אוריי טאלור Boca Raton, Florida, USA

Hi my name is Raphi from the Moriah school in Englewood New Jersey from 7th grade this loss breaks my heart and Yair sounded nice and like he liked what he was doing especially knowing he was saving lives it just makes it sadder and shows how cruel people can be to start wars like Palestine and it looked known that he was caring, kind, and a genuine honest person my condolences to you and your family.

Sincerely Raphi the Moriah school.