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Thank you for the stories! As people who know someone who is buried in a cemetery in Israel, how do you feel about the decision not to allow family members and friends to come the cemeteries on Memorial Day?And another - do you think there's an extra meaning in visiting the cemeteries on Memorial Day or is it like visiting it on any other day?

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I think the togetherness of going to the cemetery, followed by sharing a meal and time to tell stories and allow the memory to live is important. It's the legacy we're left with more than the actual grave for me...

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Hi all,In this time of change and uncertainty, and since today's topic is particularly emotional, I want to share some of Hillel's support resources for students in case you or someone you know is in need: https://welcome.hillel.org/hillelathome/#lp-pom-block-574

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Hi! Thank you for sharing. My question is why are Yom Hazikaron and Yom Haatzmaut back to back? Thank you!

50:51
correct me if I’m wrong, but Yom Haatzmaut is a celebration of the state that we have built. Yom Hazikaron represents the price we had to pay to build that state

51:27
that’s one of the connections exemplified in the two holidays being back to back

59:49
Clarification for everyone: in order to slow down the spread of COVID-19 in Israel, the government in Israel decided on a full lockdown during memorial day and independence day, to prevent big groups from going to military cemeteries

01:00:53
*to prevent big groups from gatherings.

01:00:55
A comment from Leeya (Hillel @ Stanford), a family member of a fallen soldier: My family's approach is "we remember every day" and I see this symbolic day for a nation but less for us. I think we need to take this day to gather, to share the story, to sit with our pain - with or without seeing his grave specifically

01:01:31
Thank you for this information.

01:03:17
thank you for sharing !

01:04:32
please feel free to ask question !

01:10:53
thank you all for sharing these important, emotional stories and beautiful memorials to life 🇮🇱🙏🏼

01:11:22
What a beautiful way to observe Yom HaZikaron. Thank you.

01:11:57
Thank you for open your heart and sharing !

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01:12:07
Thank you all <3

01:12:08
Thank you our dear Israel fellows nirit, roni, gal, and shirly for sharing your stories! it was very touching and meaningful!

01:13:04
Thank you to everyone for sharing these stories!

01:13:06
Thank y’all so much for being so vulnerable and sharing your stories!

01:13:10
Thank y’all for sharing and giving even more meaning to this day <3

01:13:25
Yasher koach everyone. Thank you for sharing.

01:13:28
Toda Raba for sharing your stories!

01:13:47
Toda haverim.ot !

01:14:01
thanks all! very meaningful!

01:14:08
toda raba lechem! Echpat lanu mmash al hayom hazeh

01:14:09
Thank you so much

01:14:14
I know this can be very difficult to speak about but thank you. It's very important. I really appreciate all of you. There is so much hope in Israel. We will need to remember the warriors each and everyday and be grateful that Israel does exist