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Honoring Shachar in the Media
"I see the people now, and for a country like this I am willing to fight. I am willing to die for our country"
"Be Good: The Will of Staff Sergeant Shachar Fridman, Who Fell While Saving His Friends in a Heroic Battle in Gaza"
The murdered and the fallen, in memory of: Staff Sergeant Shachar Fridman, 21, from Jerusalem, killed in action in Gaza.
Staff Sergeant Shachar Fridman, who fell in Gaza, was laid to rest: "Not long ago we wrote you a birthday greeting, and now we are writing you an obituary.
First Sergeant Shachar Fridman from Jerusalem fell in the battles in Gaza: "He was the sweetest person one could imagine.
Fell in Gaza, commemorated in his kindergarten: "The children will grow up in Shachar's light.
Letters to Noga – the notebook that Staff Sergeant Shachar Fridman wrote before falling in battle – has been turned into a song
Shachar Fridman, of blessed memory: His life story on the “Lemetayel” (For the Traveler) website in Israel.
Everything you gave me, I took with love": Shachar’s will, and the circus she saved
The moving initiative by the Jerusalem high school in memory of Sergeant Shachar Fridman, z”l
Who’s available for good? The “Wish Taxi” in memory of Sergeant Shachar Fridman sets off.
Shachar’s parents discovered a will he left with a friend: "Travel the world, dance, live!
I changed because of you, I fell in love with the small moments of beauty" | Noga bids farewell to Shachar
Saluting the heroes: The book written in memory of Staff Sergeant Shachar Fridman, of blessed memory, who fell
"In life and in death they were not separated": The shared fate of Jamal, Shachar, and Binyamin"
The ultra-Orthodox yeshiva that encourages enlistment – in the light of the fallen soldier
“I Hope You Will Remember Me”: When the Handwriting of Fallen Soldiers Becomes Greeting Cards.
