Holocaust Remembrance Day
On Holocaust Remembrance Day a siren is sound across the country to honor and remember the 6 million Jews who perished during the Holocaust, to remember and to never forget.
Every year on Holocaust Remembrance Day Israel stands still for two minutes at exactly 10:00 am.
On Holocaust Remembrance Day a siren is sound all across the country to honor and remember the 6 million Jews who perished during the Holocaust, to remember and to never forget.
The siren, or Tzfirah as it is called in Israel, was passed into law in 1959 to be sound on the morning of the Holocaust Remembrance Day every year, which is usually followed by ceremonies across the nation.
Every year on Holocaust Remembrance Day Israel stands still for two minutes at exactly 10:00 am.
On Holocaust Remembrance Day a siren is sound all across the country to honor and remember the 6 million Jews who perished during the Holocaust, to remember and to never forget.
Across Israel, a siren just went off, and for one minute, people stopped what they’re doing, to honor and remember the 6 million Jews who were brutally murdered by the Nazis. #YomHashoa
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The siren, or Tzfirah as it is called in Israel, was passed into law in 1959 to be sound on the morning of the Holocaust Remembrance Day every year, which is usually followed by ceremonies across the nation.
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