Meeting by the Bench

You are invited to visit the memorial benches throughout the city, meet teenagers and representatives of youth movements, and hear from them about the person behind each bench.

The representatives will be there to remember, tell stories, and listen. During the evening, memorial candles will be distributed and a memorial station will be set up in their memory.

This is an invitation to pause for a moment, get to know, remember, and make space for the story of the person behind the bench we encounter in the garden.

The public is invited

Details about the locations of the memorial benches

Shikun Vatikim

Oron Beilin, may his memory be a blessing | 34 French People Boulevard
Sefi Gins, may her memory be a blessing | Zehirut Garden, 6 HaMarganit Street

Haruzim

Sivan Shahrabani, may her memory be a blessing | 2 Itamar Street

City Center

Uriah Littman, may his memory be a blessing | 10 Hayeled Boulevard

Hashmonaim

Gal Navon, may his memory be a blessing | Monkey Garden

Rishonim

Ilay Baram, may his memory be a blessing | Beit Doron Garden, 1 HaRishonim Street
Daniel Asher Cohen, may his memory be a blessing | Elram Garden, 16 Dov Friedman Street

Yad LaBanim

Sigal Levy, may her memory be a blessing | Ma'ale HaBanim Street, lower level

Marom Naveh

Ido Peretz, may his memory be a blessing | David Melamedovitz Park (Marom Naveh), 6 Haim Landau Street
Niv Tal-Tzur, may his memory be a blessing | David Melamedovitz Park (Marom Naveh), 6 Haim Landau Street

Neve Ram

Yuval Ben Yehuda, may his memory be a blessing | HaNad Garden, 6 Dunash Street
Avi Hasdai, may his memory be a blessing | Tehila Garden, 87 Pinhas Rutenberg Street

Kiryat Kiryatzi

Lior Maimon, may his memory be a blessing | Community garden on Roi Klein Street