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Memorial Day Ceremony for Israel’s Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terror

Memorial Day Ceremony for Israel’s Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terror

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The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem and the IDF Widows and Orphans Organization invite you to a meaningful ceremony on the eve of Israel’s Memorial Day.

We will gather to honor the memory of Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror, stand together in respect and unity, remember those who were lost, and embrace their families.

Now in its third year at the museum, the ceremony reflects the ongoing partnership between the museum and the IDF Widows and Orphans Organization. Throughout the year, the two organizations work together to support bereaved families and connect remembrance with rebuilding, heritage, and moments of personal and communal strength, from bar and bat mitzvah celebrations for orphans of the IDF and security forces to educational programs rooted in the spirit of tolerance.

The ceremony will be held entirely in English, with simultaneous Hebrew translation available via headsets.

Doors open: 6:45 PM
Ceremony begins: 7:55 PM

Admission is free, but advance registration is required.

dates & times

  • Monday
    20/4/2618:45-21:30
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based on 224 traveler reviews
  • Julie
    Julie
    December 28, 2025

    we left the museum utterly disappointed. the massive impressive building has minimal content that left us confused and bewildered not understanding what message they were trying to convey , no mention of Rabin's assa...

  • Kate Callen
    Kate Callen
    January 2, 2026

    I haven't seen the full museum, but it was a wonderful spot for the event I attended. Beautiful design, with a comfortable auditorium. The accessibility is there, but flat entrance to the auditorium, toilets, chairs for t...

  • Adam Farkas
    Adam Farkas
    January 18, 2026

    Building is spectacular Exhibits nice but very minimal- not a whole lot to see(I think museum still developing exhibits) Tour began w history of the museum development w guide- took ab 30 minutes and too.long could have b...

  • Racelle Weiman
    Racelle Weiman
    January 5, 2026

    Definitely worthwhile but it's not a museum in a traditional sense, There are no artifacts. It is more of an experiential immersion. I think everyone can benefit from a visit, all ages, religions.

  • Ari Cohen
    Ari Cohen
    January 2, 2026

    A powerful exhibit on October 7th. Look forward to coming back to see upcoming events and exhibits

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