"The 74th Space", "Two Fathers": Recommendations for watching the eve of Memorial Day for the Martyrs of the Israeli Wars 2022

As every year, the TV channels commemorate the fallen.

Along with the ceremonies at the main events, the documentaries "Space 74", "Two Fathers", "Eternal Smile", "Roots in the Air" and more will be broadcast.

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03/05/2022

Tuesday, 03 May 2022, 08:44 Updated: 08:51

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Excerpt from the documentary "Roots in the Air" (here 11)

Here in 33 at 20:45, two fathers

tell a story of closeness and support between two bereaved fathers who lost their sons: Shlomo Vishinsky, a theater actor, and Hassan Gadir, the owner of a herd from Bir El Maksur in the Galilee.

They both lost their sons in the "ADF disaster" that exploded to pieces on the Philadelphia axis in 2004. Five soldiers were killed in the disaster, including Ayman Gadir, Hassan's son, and Lior Vishinsky, Shlomo's son. Establishes a foundation in memory of his son and helps Hassan in his struggle with the authorities in the care of his grazing area. Hassan becomes a housemate of Shlomo and together they celebrate holidays and joys

Almost 21 years have passed since Sgt. Samer Hussein fell and became the first space of the 299th Battalion during the second intifada. Remembrance and preservation of the battle heritage of the incident in which Summer fell, and he himself was wounded and remains in a wheelchair to this day. Their friend fell to the gun. Director and producer: Nehad Bashir.

A documentary about childhood in the shadow of the war.

The film tells the story of children who grew up in Air Force bases in the 1960s and 1970s, in civilian housing surrounded by a bustling military base where their fathers served.

The film's protagonists describe the dissonant experience of their childhood: on the one hand, a childhood protected by a fence and secured by soldiers, which gave them an infinite sense of freedom and security, but on the other, a girl exposed to a militaristic world, laden with dramatic and tragic events. .

The film was directed by Yoram Ivri, the son of former Air Force commander David Ivri, who embarks on a journey to the depths of bereavement following a diary written by his brother, Gil, before he was found dead in a training accident in his military service.

Alongside the film's protagonists, who describe their childhoods as members of the Air Force family, the film incorporates rare archival footage from the 1960s and 1970s, reflecting the complex childhood of the families who lived in Air Force bases.

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I touch my dead brother through transparent wires, and hear the melody of my life

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Two Fathers, Shlomo Vishinsky, Hassan Gadir (Photo: From here 33)

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Bite docu at 9:15 p.m., the 74th space

73 soldiers perished in a disaster that shocked the country 25 years ago.

But it turns out that this number was not final at all.

Tuesday, February 4, 1997, The war in Lebanon is in full swing.

Two Yasur helicopters, full of soldiers returning from vacation on their way to Lebanon, collide a few minutes after takeoff.

73 soldiers were killed in what was described as the greatest disaster in IDF history. One of the first to arrive was Reddy Pils, a member of Kibbutz Gaash. The horrific sights and smells of that night burned into his mind, continuing to accompany him in constant nightmares and inability to re-integrate into life.

Redi did not know Tal Harari, his age, who grew up in Herzliya, a 5-minute drive from Gaash.

Tal was a young and motivated officer who commanded the IDF identification center when the soldiers' body bags arrived from the disaster.

The void also left the experience a deep and bleeding burn.

Unlike Reddy, he managed to continue to function in the first years after the event, even getting married and having two children, but the nightmares struck him again.

After 19 years of using alcohol and psychiatric drugs - his heart collapsed.

In the years since the disaster, Tal Vardi's families, each in their own way, tried to get the Ministry of Defense's recognition of the post-trauma that occurred on the night of the disaster, but from the Ministry of Defense's point of view, Tal Vardi was just two dropped out of the normative system.

After years of struggle, and just before the parties arrive at trial, the parents have been notified that they will eventually recognize the boys as the 74th victims of the disaster.

It's a heartbreaking story about two guys whose lives were turned upside down until they found their deaths, and about a stubborn struggle of parents who have lost the most precious to them of all, in the face of a system that prefers to deny the picture of reality.

Directed by: Ofir Trainin.

Ready Pills, The 74th Space (Photo: Courtesy of Family and Friends, yes)

For HOT subscribers

Hot 3 and Hot 8 starting at 3:00 PM, films in memory of the fallen

As every year, Hot dedicates the broadcast day on Memorial Day to the victims of the Israeli military and the victims of hostilities for dozens of special films and clips produced by the fallen families and in their memory.

From today until the evening of Remembrance Day.

For Cellcom TV subscribers

At Cellcom TV, Scouts Remember

for the First Time on TV, a live broadcast of the "Scouts Remember" event at Beit Avi Chai, during which films from the "Face. Day. Memory" project will be screened, accompanied by personal stories and featuring Guy Mazig and Liraz Cherki.

"Face. Day. Memory" is the main commemorative project of Beit Avi Chai that brings together the families of the martyrs and the creators of the animation, and together they revive the fragments of memory from the lives of soldiers who were killed and turn them into painted moments forever.

The project films will also be broadcast on a special channel and in a separate category on VOD.

Roots in the Air, Noam Lanir (Photo: Family Photography, here 11)

For Partner TV subscribers

Good morning, a child of

a realistic, humane and hopeful drama by Sharon Bar Ziv.

Omri is a paratrooper who was wounded during a military operation.

His loving family and loyal friends are fighting to bring him back to life.

The exciting, funny and optimistic moments at the foot of the bed connect everyone to Omri and to each other as well.

Bar Ziv, on the power of life.

Plays the father and Keren Moore is the mother.

Israel 2018.

The partners will also feature the film "Between the Worlds" by Maya Hatab and the docu-drama "Sabana" by Rani Saar.

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