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    While in Jerusalem, venture to Tamar Regional Council, just a short distance away. Experience the Negev Desert's beauty, vibrant community, and eco-tourism initiatives. Discover a unique side of Israel's landscape.

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    From Remembrance to Celebration: Israel’s Memorial and Independence Days

    As the sun sets on Yom HaZikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day, our community joins the entire nation in honoring the memory of those who fell in defense of our homeland and victims of terrorism. Throughout the Tamar Region, we observe this solemn day with ceremonies that pay tribute to the ultimate sacrifice made by so many for our collective security and freedom.

    The transition from the profound grief of Yom HaZikaron to the jubilation of Yom Ha’atzmaut (Independence Day) embodies the very essence of our national identity—a people who have known immense suffering yet remain committed to celebrating life and the miracle of Jewish sovereignty in our ancestral homeland.

    This year, our celebrations are tempered by the ongoing situation of the hostages still being held captive. As we honor our independence and the resilience of our nation, we hold their families close to our hearts and reaffirm our commitment to seeing all of our people return home. The blue and white flags that adorn our streets symbolize not only our joy but also our unwavering solidarity.

    The Tamar Regional Council invites all residents to participate in our community events marking these significant days. From the memorial ceremony at sunset to the festive celebrations the following evening, we come together as one community to remember, to hope, and to celebrate the State of Israel’s remarkable journey.

    May the memory of the fallen be a blessing, may our hostages return home speedily, and may we merit to celebrate many more years of independence in peace and security.

     

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    About the Tamar Region

    Located approximately 50 km from Jerusalem in the north and Arad in the south THE DEAD SEA is the lowest place on earth and part of the Great Rift. It is the longest geological phenomena, the migration route of millions of birds, the bedrock of civilization and boasts a rare concentration of unique geographical, geological and environmental conditions as well as cultural and religious heritage sites and nature reserves.

    The Tamar Regional Council governs the southern end of the Dead Sea that spans an area of 1.650 km². Over 2,000.000 people from all over the globe visit the Dead Sea annually and the site was recently a serious contender in the Wonders of the World competition. Six independent communities have grown up along the shores of the famous lake, making their daily income from agriculture, tourism and light industry. As families strive to grow and develop in this unique region, with a climate of very little rainfall, 324 days of sunshine and maximum temperatures of 50 degrees centigrade, it is indeed a very challenging way of life.