Never forgotten.

Dear Family and Friends of Staff Sgt. Shakotai, Please accept my most heartfelt condolences for the loss of Gali. Although we never met, he is my brother and I morn his loss and share your grief as a fellow Jew. As a Jew of the Diaspora I have always held a lifelong pride and love for the Country of Israel and all of its people. Without the sacrifice of brave people like Gali, we would not have a home like Israel and no Jew would ever have a place where we all truly belong. His extreme bravery and skill and your sacrifice have so much meaning to use all and is emblematic of the courage of all of our IDF soldiers. I will light a candle in his honor and will keep Gali in my heart and prayers. May God Bless you and comfort you in these difficult days. Love to you all. George

Difficult to express the deep feelings of gratitude and the same time sorrow at the huge sacrifice that you have endured in losing your son Amichai while protecting his. Community so bravely. May his precious memory and brave actions help to bring consolation through these very hard times.

Dear Chen’s family, I am so sorry for your loss. Chen was a brave and strong soul. His sacrifice and bravery will not be forgotten. Your love for him will live on. Psalms 34:18. May the Lord bless you and keep you. Sending love, prayers and support from Pennsylvania. Love Shirley

May her memory be a blessing.

Remembered always with LOVE

Dear Klein Family,
It’s heartbreaking to know that you lost Elhanan, A husband and father of 4 children. His memory will not be forgotten and the attack on our people will not be forgotten. The American Jewish population will continue to support Israel and the families of soldiers.

May his memory be a blessing.

Dear family of Yaron Oree Shay,,
My husband and I send you our most sincere condolences and thank you for having such a brave son who with his life, defended the state of Israel. May His.Neahama have an immediate Aliyah. Estie Hess and Allen Samson

Dear Amitai’s family, Sending love, support, and encouragement from the USA. Your son was a blessing to all Jews everywhere. His bravery and sacrifice will not be forgotten. Your love for him will live on. Psalms 34:18.May the Lord provide you and your family the comfort and strength you need to carry on. Love, Shirley

From his profile, it looks like Lior was fully engaged in life and loved connecting with and helping others. What a tragedy that his life was cut short and that he is gone from his family and community. May they be comforted by memories of him and the knowledge that he helped Israel survive.

May his memory be a blessing. As a former IDF soldier myself my heart absolutely breaks for every hero lost defending our great nation God’s nation he loves his people so very much and will continue to protect his nation and people no matter what may come. My heart felt condolences to all his family and friends. Kno w this his life was not lost in vain. To all his friends and family my deepest love and gratitude to your son for his tremendous sacrifice that he made willingly. The whole IDF will always be my most beloved family On this whole earth and all of Israel. My deepest love and sympathy to you all. Sincerely, Mosh Kopelov. You are not forgotten here in the US always remember that. May God bless all of you always.

Reb David,
I am speaking to your wonderful, pure Neshama. Hashem has placed you in very high place in Shamayim. When you went to the Keesay Ha’Kavod, Hashem was already waiting to see such an extraordinary Tsadik who wanted only one thing: to help his fellow Yidden be safe. Now, you are safe as your Neshama is enjoying Gan Eden, and your family, after 120 years, will meet you there. Until then, some of your Neshama is still with your family. Hashem will give them a quick nechama as Hashem will always be there for them.

Rich from Baltimore

What a brave hero and role model Alemnew was. Please know that here in America we know of his heroism and we send you our love and hugs!

May the memory of Maj. Stern, who fell defending the innocent from horrible evil, always be a blessing. It is hard to loose a child. It is harder yet to survive the Shoah and then have your son killed by that same evil. May the Lord Himself stand by your side and comfort you and strengthen you and fill you with His indescribable Peace, a Peace that is beyond all human understanding.
Shalom,
Ken Monsey

I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and your children’s father. Sending love, support and prayers from Pennsylvania. You should be very proud of Yakir. His sacrifice and bravery will be remembered. His love for his family will live on. Psalms 34:18. May the Lord be a constant comfort to you all. Love, Shirley