Stay strong. You have all of our support

Stay strong.

it was such an act of courageous heroism what you did. I can’t start to imagine what good you would do for the world if you were still here.

To the family of Adi,
I am so sorry for your lose. We appreciate the sacrifice Adi made to protect Israel. May your family only have good things to celebrate and not know of anymore sorrow. All of Am Yisroel are with you.
Sincerely,
Debra Green
New York

My prayers are with you and your family. There are not enough words to express my deep sorrow – and also tremendous gratitude and respect for the courage and sacrifice in defending Am Yisrael. I hold you in my heart. HaMakom yenachem etchem b’toch sha’ar avelei Tzion v’Yerushalayim. Zichrono Livracha. With sincere sympathy, Sandy Delopoulos, New Jersey, USA

What a wonderful young man. I am so so sorry for your loss, may his memory and sacrifice help bring the ultimate geula and the zechut of his mesirat nefesh be a protection for you and all of Yisrael
Shmuel and Esther Gluck, New Jersey

I’ve sat with this for a while, trying to find the right words, and the truth is—I don’t think there are any that fully meet a loss like yours.

I didn’t know your son, but I find myself thinking about him, and about you, more often than I can explain. I think about the kind of young man he must have been to stand where he stood, to carry what he carried, and to give what he gave. That doesn’t come from nowhere—it comes from the home that raised him, the values you lived, and the love you gave him.

I can’t pretend to understand your pain, but I want you to know that it is not unseen. There are people, even far away, who feel the weight of what your family has lost and who carry a deep sense of gratitude for your son. I think about Israel every day, and I know that its strength is built on people like him.

More than anything, I hope you feel how much he mattered—not just in what he did, but in who he was. A son, a person who was loved, who laughed, who had a life beyond the uniform. That life, and that love, doesn’t disappear.

I’m praying for your family—for strength in moments that feel impossible, for some sense of peace when it feels out of reach, and for the memory of your son to always be a source of light, even in the darkest moments.

Your son’s life had meaning. And it continues to.
Am Yisrael chai!

Richie Beda

So sorry for your loss. He was a true hero. May you be comforted by all your loving memories. 💕🇮🇱💕🇮🇱💕🇮🇱
Judy Kershner

A true hero. Such a tragic loss. May you be comforted by all your loving memories and knowing that others are thinking of you and your family. 💕🇮🇱💕🇮🇱💕🇮🇱
Judy Kershner

Hi, my name is Aliza I am 8 years old I want to thank you for all your child’s service I love Israel so much and I hope you do to I went to Israel like 6 mouths ago? I am not sure I live in America and I love to support Israel thank you again I love you.

Shalom. I am writing to you as a Jewish grandmother from the diaspora to express my deepest gratitude to you, your family, and your friends. You have a great hero—a Jewish hero—who fell in defense of Israel. May his/her memory be a blessing.

We have followed these painful months since October 7, witnessing what has been happening and the rise of antisemitism around the world. We believe that the only way to ensure the future of the State of Israel is to protect it—and at last, we are doing so. Even from afar, we are helping in every way we can.

Please know that you are not alone. Our hearts are with you, and we hold you in our thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow. His/her courage will never be forgotten. May you find strength, comfort, and peace.

Thank you for your service,

I’m so sorry for your loss. Please know I’m thinking of you and holding you in my heart during this difficult time.
With sympathy,

I’m so sorry for your loss. Please know I’m thinking of you and holding you in my heart during this difficult time.
With sympathy,

R Raju
Thimmanahalli

heroes aren’t defined by the war they fought, but by the lives they continue to build.

the uniform may fade, but the honor never does