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Viewing recommendations: On the eve of Memorial Day for the Martyrs of the Israeli Systems 2021

As every year, the TV channels commemorate the fallen.

The highlight is the documentary "Night Battles", which follows three combatants whose bodies remain intact but whose souls have been injured and remain to this day on the battlefield.

In addition: Memorial Day ceremonies with various artists

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Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 08:28 Updated: 08:34

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Their souls remained in battle.

From the movie "Night Battles" (Photo: Screenshot, here 11)

Here 11 at 21:00, songs in memory of the

broadcast of the ceremony from the Knesset with the participation of Sarit Hadad, Itai Levy, Anya Buxtein, Hanan Ben Ari, Libby Ran, Eden Hasson and a military band.

Led by Aviv Alush.

Request 12 at 21:00, songs in 2021 Square Remembrance

Day Ceremony Remembrance Day ceremony for the victims of the Israeli military and the victims of hostilities from the Wahl Amphitheater, Ganei Yehoshua.

Participants are Amir Dadon, Esther Rada, Danny Sanderson, Zehava Ben, Jasmine Mualem, Yishai Ribo, Church of the Intellect and more.

Moderator: Lior Ashkenazi.

On Net 13 at 9:00 PM, on their deaths, the

evening of Remembrance Day broadcast from the Rishon Lezion Hall of Culture, featuring Rita, Ilanit, Moshe Peretz, Zehava Ben, Hanan Ben Ari, Shiri Maimon, Banya Barbie, Raviv Kenner, Shuli Rand, Eliad Nahum and Agam Bohbot .

Moderator: Hila Korach.

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Here at 11:22:27, Night Battles

Tzipi Bader's film about the battle wounds, the people whose bodies remained intact but their souls were injured and remain on the battlefield to this day.

The film tells the story of three former warriors known as combat casualties from various wars, and alongside conversations with them documents them in moments when it is especially difficult for them: at night, when they are dreaming nightmares.

The protagonists of the film are Oded Stern-Mirez, who has been carrying a secret with him since the Battle of Beaufort where he fought in the First Lebanon War, and has been dreaming the same nightmare for 40 years;

Eli Foreman Shir, who has not slept one whole night for 30 years, and to this day continues to look for the same boy who shot a bullet in the back, hoping he is still alive;

Oren Or Bitton, who served as an undercover officer in the Border Police during the first intifada.

The battle of Jenin, in which he lost his direct commander, has not left him to this day.

The three tell of the hard price their children paid, of years of not hugging them, of tantrums, of years of quiet not talking about the shock of battle, and of the choice they have made in recent years to look at this bleeding wound, cope and live with it.

Request 22:35, ministers remember and tell

a special broadcast of the Memorial Day ceremony from the Sultan's Pool in Jerusalem, "This path begins here", featuring Amir Dadon, Itai Levy, Harel Skaat, Omer Adam, Miri Mesika, Shiri Maimon, Raviv Kinner, Dikla and more.

Moderators: Nesli Barda and Lior Raz.

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