Recruiting for them: Send a letter of appreciation to IDF wounded | Israel Today

On the occasion of the day of recognition, the organization Identity initiated the possibility of sending a postcard to the wounded • CEO of the organization: "Opportunity to thank those who paid a heavy price to protect us"

• Fighters in Operation Eitan Cliff (those photographed have nothing to do with the news)

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  Ancho Josh Ginny

There are currently more than 70,000 wounded in Israel's systems and hostilities in Israel.

People who live among us on a daily basis, sometimes they have lost an arm, sometimes a leg, many times it is not possible to see from the outside the wounds that continue to heal, but they all gave their heart to preserve the people, the country and the country.

On the occasion of the Day of Recognition for the Wounded in Israeli Systems and the Victims of Hostilities, which takes place today (Thursday), the Identity Organization initiated a project in which they invite the general public to write letters of appreciation to the wounded and send them personally their congratulations and thanks for their contribution to the country.

In the attached link, you can post a picture, write a greeting and attach your name, and thus send it to the wounded you know or just to the IDF wounded wherever they are.

Click here to send a postcard

This initiative takes place as part of a series of activities to mark Recognition Day, initiated by the Identity Organization, and led by Minister of Higher Education Zeev Elkin, Head of the Jewish Culture Division Itiel Bar-Levy and the Jewish Culture Division of the Ministry of Higher Education.

Among those who have already signed and sent a postcard: Education Minister Yoav Galant, Diaspora Minister Omer Yankelevich, Minister of Civil and Social Affairs at the Ministry of Defense Michael Beton, MK Ofir Sofer and more.

Ben-Pezi, CEO of the Israel Identity Organization: "The day of appreciation is our opportunity to thank those who paid a heavy price to protect us. This is a day of national solidarity of first-rate educational importance.

It is a day that teaches us that even though the warriors left the battlefield, often the battlefield never left them. "