The Beit Knesset Etz Hayim community in Sderot is in the final hour of its fundraising campaign to build an events hall and write a Torah scroll in memory of Captain Noam Madmoni, who fell in combat in Lebanon four months ago while shielding his soldiers. The campaign, called 'Lichzot BeNoam' (To See Noam), aims to continue his legacy of spreading joy and connection.
The Beit Knesset Etz Hayim community in Sderot has launched a fundraising campaign in memory of Captain Noam Madmoni, an IDF officer who fell in Lebanon four months ago. According to the community's appeal, Madmoni was wounded in an earlier incident in Lebanon but refused evacuation until the mission was completed, and later died while saving a fellow soldier. The campaign aims to build an events hall and write a Torah scroll in his honor. The community notes that the campaign is in its final hour.
Shortly after Madmoni's death, his family launched a separate fundraising campaign, as The Zioneer reported on July 20. The synagogue's initiative is a distinct effort by the local community to commemorate his legacy.
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