Yom Hazikaron in 2024

Tonight begins Yom HaZikaron. We remember the 30,140 civilians and security forces who have lost their lives in terror attacks or war in the battle to protect the Jewish homeland. May their memories be a blessing. Show more

— Israel War Room (@IsraelWarRoom) May 13, 2024

We’ve lost 271 IDF Soldiers since the beginning of this war. Thank you all for your courage and bravery. It will not go forgotten. May each and every one of their memories be blessings #YomHaZikaron Show more

— Ben Gold (@TNGoldenBoy) May 12, 2024

This year’s Yom HaZikaron holds particular significance as Israel’s first Day of Remembrance since October 7. We stand with the people of Israel in grieving so many lives lost and denounce the ongoing antisemitic terrorism perpetrated by Hamas and other extremist groups. Show more

— Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt (@StateSEAS) May 13, 2024

We remember the 30,141 total individuals who gave their lives so Jews around the world have a place to call home. #YomHazikaron #ForTheirMemory

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) May 12, 2024

Tonight at our #YomHaZikaron ceremony, Sgt. Major Fisher shared how he survived a Hamas sniper attack. Israel stands strong because of heroes like him, who risk their lives daily to ensure the safety of its people. Today and always, we honor these courageous individuals. Show more

— Israel in New York (@IsraelinNewYork) May 13, 2024

Tonight at sundown, we begin the somber day of Yom HaZikaron - Israel's Memorial Day. With the weight of October 7th and the ongoing conflict heavy on our hearts and minds, this day bears even greater significance as we solemnly remember and honor those who have fallen. Show more

— Embassy of Israel to the USA (@IsraelinUSA) May 12, 2024

We honor Nava Stone, killed in 1998. She would have turned 45 this year. Nava’s family left for the U.S. prior to her 15th birthday but she returned to Israel to serve in the IDF. May her memory be a blessing. Show more

— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) May 13, 2024