The Druze Yad Labanim organization is a national organization that works to commemorate the memory and legacy of the Druze community's fallen soldiers in Israel's wars and for the bereaved families.

The organization was established at the initiative of The late Amal Nasruddin, a member of Knesset and leader of the Druze community, with a vision to provide respect, support, and a fitting commemoration for the fallen of the community.

The organization accompanies bereaved families and provides them with assistance and support on a personal, social and community level, and is the representative organization of bereaved families from the Druze community.

This project was born out of a deep sense of mission – to ensure that every member of the Druze community will have a place of honor, memory, and commemoration, and that their life story will be preserved for future generations.
The project seeks to make commemoration accessible to the younger generation, strengthen the connection between Israeli society and the story of the fallen, and allow every family, friend, and visitor a respectful platform to remember, share, and cherish.

As part of the project, a personal memorial page was built for each of the fallen, which includes:
• A picture and a summary of his life story
• Date of birth and date of fall
• Tributes from family members, friends and commanders
• Option to light a digital memory candle

The pillars are intended to serve as a source of knowledge, memory, and inspiration, and to connect the past, present, and future through a living, accessible, and technological commemoration.

My brothers and sisters, bereaved families, members of the Druze community, friends on the journey, and dear citizens of Israel,
This site is no longer a site – it is a home. A home for memory, for pain, for honor, and for connection. A home where every Druze who fell receives a personal and honorable place in the national story of the State of Israel.
As chairman of the "Beit Yad Labanim for Druze" association, I bear the responsibility - but mainly the right - to preserve and pass on the legacy of our fallen warriors. Brave young men, members of the Druze community, who went out to defend the country, shoulder to shoulder with their other brothers in arms - and did not return.

This project was born out of the need and the cry: that they not be forgotten. That their names continue to be heard, that their stories continue to resonate, and that we all – as a people and as a society – will know how to cherish those to whom we gave the most precious thing.
Dear families – we are with you. Every day, every hour.

The younger generation – you are the continuation, you are the hope, and you are the torchbearers.
I invite you to visit, to read, to be moved, to remember – and to be part of the journey. Together – we will not forget. Together – we will honor. Together – we will move forward.