7.10 Remembrance

Introducing the "7.10 Remembrance" Collection: Honoring the Victims and Raising Awareness

In memory of the devastating 7.10 terror attacks that occurred in the south of Israel, we present the "7.10 Remembrance" collection. This special collection is dedicated to honoring the victims of the Nova Festival massacre and raising awareness about the hostages still held by the Hamas terror organization. As someone who lives in Ashkelon, a city deeply affected by these attacks, I know many people who have suffered and continue to suffer from the horrors of that day.

Our collection features products designed to keep the memory of these tragic events alive and to support those affected. With each purchase, 15% of the sales are donated to the survivors of the Nova Festival and the families of the hostages. By wearing these items, you are not only showing your support but also helping to bring awareness to the world about what happened and the ongoing suffering.

Our shirts are being designed in the city of Ashkelon, One of the many places suffered from the hamas terror attacks, So each design is made with a lot of thought and care. the shirts then being produced in the US by our long time friends production company, ensuring authenticity and quality. These support Israel t-shirts are not just about fashion; they are about standing in solidarity with the victims and their families.

Our pro Israel t-shirts are a symbol of strength and unity. The "7.10 Remembrance" collection is a testament to the enduring spirit of Am Yisrael Chai. Each piece of Israel merch in this collection is created with the intention of keeping the memory of the victims alive and supporting those who continue to fight for justice and peace.

Explore our collection and join us in raising awareness. By wearing these shirts and using these products, you are helping to ensure that the world does not forget the atrocities that occurred and the ongoing struggles of those affected. Together, we can make a difference and show that we stand with the victims and their families.