"78 Life Stories" is an interactive art installation at the ANU-Museum of the Jewish People that shares 78 personal stories of Israel's fallen, spanning the years of Israel's independence, told through the unique lens of their surviving brothers and sisters. Created in collaboration with the Our Brothers organization, founded in 2017 as a supportive framework for bereaved siblings, and the Ministry of Culture and Sport, the life stories present a human mosaic of grief, memory and resilience. Ahead of the September 29th opening, Ophir Yisraeli, whose brother Rami Yisraeli, a Prison Services officer, fell in the 2010 Carmel fire disaster, spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal. 

(Art: Elyasaf Miara)

<p>"<a href="https://anumuseum.org.il/events/our-brothers-and-sisters/">78 Life Stories</a>" is an interactive art installation at the ANU-Museum of the Jewish People that shares 78 personal stories of Israel's fallen, spanning the years of Israel's independence, told through the unique lens of their surviving brothers and sisters. Created in collaboration with the Our Brothers organization, founded in 2017 as a supportive framework for bereaved siblings, and the Ministry of Culture and Sport, the life stories present a human mosaic of grief, memory and resilience. Ahead of the September 29th opening, Ophir Yisraeli, whose brother Rami Yisraeli, a Prison Services officer, fell in the 2010 Carmel fire disaster, spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal.&nbsp;</p>
<p>(Art: Elyasaf Miara)</p>