To the family of Captain Yavetz
My husband and I grieve the loss of your beloved Yiftah. As parents we cannot imagine how difficult this time has been.
Our love and support of Israel and our people is unwavering. Please know we will continue to send support to many of the organizations aiding the injured soldiers and displaced people. We hope to visit soon.

Ellen and Bill Harrow

May this letter from a supporter of Israel provide you with some small comfort as you remember your beloved son.

RIP BDE may her memory be a blessing.

Dear Shirat,
I am heartbroken to know your life was cut so short. Sending strength and my deep condolences to your entire family. May your memory be a blessing. Thank you for protecting Israel, you are a hero. Wish I would have met you. With sadness and respect, Elena

Dear family of Shlomo Ben Nun. I had the honor and privilege of briefly meeting your heroic son Shlomo in April 2023 during the FIDF Poland Israel mission. I was devastated to hear that he died while fighting for his country (and for the safety of all Jews worldwide). He truly inspired all of the people on the FIDF mission last year. I pray that HaShem comforts you and all of your family among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. Please know that we will pray and honor his memory. Love Benjamin Osborne from Silver Spring, Maryland USA

I’m an American Jew living in Japan for the last 25 years. Words can’t express the gratitude I feel for Adi Elder and all the brave soldiers of the IDF who have given their lives to protect the only Jewish country in the world. I’m indebted to you, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Sincerely,
Eric Hankin
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May his memory be a blessing RIP BDE.

Thank you for being a sadly fallen hero making the ultimate sacrifice for most amazing nation on the planet.
Michael

To the parents of Yuval,
I am a Vietnam Veteran. i can write that War is Hell. But I am here because my grandparents ran away from a pogrom. I am sorry to hear of your loss but am proud to know that we Jews do not run away we stay and fight and will win.
Thanks
Alan Levitt

Dear Noam,

Your courage and devotion will never be forgotten. We honor your memory and are so grateful for all you have sacrificed to protect the Jewish people. I think of you here in New York City and your family. You are in our prayers. As a fifth-generation physician with most of my ancestors killed in Austria during WW2 your bravery will never be forgotten. We are forever grateful.
Dr. Sandra Gelbard

A beautiful girl whose life was taken too soon. I grieve for your family. We stand with Israel.

May Yariin’s Memory be for a blessing.
Am Yisroel Chai

Dear family of Maor Lavi;
I cannot imagine the intensity of your loss of such a wonderful person as Maor. Please know that I, along with so many Jews in Toronto and Canada care deeply about your loss, and every life of the young, brave, exceptional men and women who have fallen in this war. Just looking at this photo of Maor brings tears to my eyes. Stay strong and know that we care.
With love; Nathan Berger

I am so sorry for your loss. We stand with Israel in its fight against terror.

Dear Peled family,
Please know that there are Jews around the world who love and support you, who feel your pain, who cry when you cry, who share your loss. Losing a young one is the most difficult challenge in life, more difficult than war, more difficult than earthquakes, more difficult than anything. May you find strength in your hearts. May you remember Yarin with love and always honor her memory. Some souls come to the world for a short time. She was one of them. May your family never know another pain.

To the Family of Lt. Adar Ben Simon: G-d bless Lt. Adar Ben Simon! May Adar rest in peace! May her memory be a blessing! Richard Miller. Colorado, USA.