We Remember
Those We Lost
A project honoring the individuals from English-speaking countries or members of AACI who have died in service or as victims of terror. This site was established with the support of National Insurance of Israel, and is continuously updated as news is received.
This Month we Remember
IN MEMORIAM
890th battalion, Paratroopers Brigade
IN MEMORIAM
Netzah Yehuda Battalion of the Kfir Brigade
IN MEMORIAM
749th Combat Engineering Battalion
IN MEMORIAM
Combat Engineering Corps, Gaza Division
IN MEMORIAM
Engineering Team of the 36th division, Etzioni Brigade
IN MEMORIAM
551st Hatzei Ha’esh (Arrows of Fire) Brigade, 8291st Combat Engineering Battalion
IN MEMORIAM
Battalion 121 of the 8th Armored Brigade
IN MEMORIAM
7th Armored Brigade’s 77th Battalion
IN MEMORIAM
Israel Police's Yamam Counter-Terror Unit
IN MEMORIAM
699th Battalion of the 'Hafti Hash' formation (551)
IN MEMORIAM
Nahal Infantry Brigade Reconnaissance Unit
IN MEMORIAM
Shaldag Unit of the Commando Brigade
IN MEMORIAM
906th Battalion, Infantry Training School (Bislach) Brigade
IN MEMORIAM
Golani Brigade, Reserve Paratroopers Unit
IN MEMORIAM
Golani Brigade, Battalion HaBukim HaRishon
IN MEMORIAM
armaments unit, tank corp
IN MEMORIAM
72nd Battalion of the 7th Brigade
for the complete list of names
on the AACI Memorial Wall
About AACI
AACI, a voluntary, non-profit organization, was established in 1951 to help English-speaking immigrants acclimate to Israeli society and to build strong ties between Israel and Jewish communities around the world. AACI is governed by a lay board and administered by a professional staff. Its many projects are financed through the support of foundations, annual membership dues,an annual fundraising drive and private donations.
AACI Memorial Ceremony
AACI commemorates the sacrifice of North Americans who have
given their lives in Israel’s military operations or in acts of terror,
especially in the current ongoing war. AACI’s annual memorial ceremony is
conducted in English and took place on April 27m 2025, at KKL Rabin Forest
near Sha’ar Hagai.
At the beginning of the ceremony, we hold a tour with an and explanation of
the memorial site. We heard remarks from honored guests US Ambassador Mike Huckabee Lew and Canadian Ambassador Leslie Scanlon.
Guest speaker was Rabbi Shai Finkelstein, Rav of Kehillat Moreshet.
Yom Hazikaron Educational Program
A meaningful resource for Jewish middle and high schools worldwide. This program honors North American soldiers and terror victims who fell in Israel, helping students connect through stories of courage, memory, and identity.
A Yom Hazikaron Program
