Yaakov, father of Eliyav Astiukar who fell in Gaza at age 19, is asking the public to donate to a summer camp for at-risk and lone youth in his son's memory. The camp, blessed by Rabbi Meir Abuchatzeira, aims to give joy and belonging to youth who have never experienced such opportunities.
Yaakov, the father of Eliyav Astiukar, who fell in combat in Gaza at age 19, shared a personal message Tuesday morning. He described his son as a true friend who helped others wholeheartedly. In his grief, Yaakov said he found solace in perpetuating his son's memory through a project to provide a summer camp for at-risk and lone youth. The camp has received a blessing from Rabbi Meir Abuchatzeira. Yaakov is calling on the public to donate to the campaign, which he hopes will give the youth joy and a sense of belonging they never had. The Zioneer has previously reported on the stories of bereaved families, reflecting the ongoing cost of Israel's security challenges.
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