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Menorah from Missile Fragments: A Symbol of Resilience

12/15/2025

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The ALEH Center in Bnei Brak, Israel, held a rededication on December 15, 2025, lighting a menorah made from Iranian missile fragments.
The event marked six months since the missile strike that devastated the campus serving children and adults with disabilities.
Artist Guy Cohen transformed the remnants into a resilience symbol, 'From Darkness to Light'.
Rabbi Yehuda Marmorstein said the menorah symbolizes the community's commitment to rebuilding—faster, stronger, and better.

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The ALEH Center in Bnei Brak, Israel, held a rededication on December 15, 2025, lighting a menorah made from Iranian missile fragments.
The event marked six months since the missile strike that devastated the campus serving children and adults with disabilities.
Artist Guy Cohen transformed the remnants into a resilience symbol, 'From Darkness to Light'.
Rabbi Yehuda Marmorstein said the menorah symbolizes the community's commitment to rebuilding—faster, stronger, and better.