Batsheva Kenigsberg

Batsheva Kenigsberg

Batsheva Kenigsberg’s brothers, Shlomo and Shimon Kenigsberg, were killed during the Six-Day War, while her son, Colonel Dror-Yitzchak Weinberg, staff commander in the elite special reconnaissance unit Sayeret Matkal, was killed in 2002

Batsheva speaks to schoolchildren and youth groups about the legacy and values of her brothers and her son. Despite the tragedies she experienced, Batsheva chose to live with meaning, sharing her message with young people across Israel.

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Meital Itkis

Meital lost two brothers during their army service. Barak, who died in 1998, was the captain of a Navy torpedo unit, and Amichai, a fighter pilot, died in 2010.

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Perpetuating the memory of Israel’s fallen heroes: Sean Carmeli sacrificed his life for the State of Israel. His loved ones

Eyal Ben Melech

Eyal’s brother, Gili Ben Melech, was killed in 2002 while serving in the army. Eyal had also lost his oldest brother at the age of 9.

Batsheva Kenigsberg