From an early age, Noam Avramovich, an IDF observer who fell at the Nahal Oz base in the October 7 attack, had a strong sense of public service which accompanied her throughout life. From her character and legacy was born the initiative, "B'Darchei Noam",  a new social-educational center established in partnership between the Avramovich family and the non-profit organization Tashtit, with the aim of cultivating a new generation of dedicated public servants and restoring the value of public service in the eyes of young people in Israel. Netanel Rubinstein of Tashtit spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal about the initiative, which is currently running a crowdfunding campaign. 

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<p>From an early age, Noam Avramovich, an IDF observer who fell at the Nahal Oz base in the October 7 attack, had a strong sense of public service which accompanied her throughout life. From her character and legacy was born the initiative, "<a href="https://www.jgive.com/new/en/ils/donation-targets/155121">B'Darchei Noam</a>",&nbsp; a new social-educational center established in partnership between the Avramovich family and the non-profit organization Tashtit, with the aim of cultivating a new generation of dedicated public servants and restoring the value of public service in the eyes of young people in Israel. Netanel Rubinstein of Tashtit spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal about the initiative, which is currently running a crowdfunding campaign.&nbsp;</p>
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