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The Olympic Committee of Israel is honoring fallen soldier and swimmer Eden Nimri by incorporating her handwriting into its logo as part of the 'Ot Zikaron' memorial initiative, commemorating those lost in the Iron Swords War.
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Fallen soldier and former swimmer Eden Nimri (photo credit: Courtesy/Nir Doron)
Eden Nimri, a captain in the IDF, was not only a fighter but also a talented swimmer who competed with Israelās youth national team.
The Olympic Committee of Israel is once again honoring the memory of fallen soldier and swimmer Eden Nimri, who was killed in battle at the Nahal Oz outpost on October 7, by incorporating her handwritten script into its official logo as part of the āOt Zikaronā memorial initiative.
The project, which brings together dozens of organizations and leading figures across Israeli society, commemorates those who fell in the Iron Swords War by transforming samples of their handwriting into unique fonts, created in collaboration with their families. On the Memorial Day eve, the Olympic Committee presented its logo using Nimriās handwriting as a personal and moving tribute.
Nimri, a captain in the IDF, was not only a fighter but also a talented swimmer who competed with Israelās youth national team. She fell during the battle at the Nahal Oz outpost while saving the lives of 17 fellow soldiers in a protected shelter.
Her mother, Sharon Nimri, reflected on the initiative and the emotional impact of seeing her daughterās handwriting brought to life.
āItās extremely emotional and exciting when organizations and associations choose to commemorate Eden through her handwriting, and I understand how meaningful she will remain forever,ā she said. āWhen we joined the āOt Zikaronā project, we searched for her handwriting and found her āgolden notebookā from her elite officersā course ā a world of order and light. Today, Edenās letters are a living part of the logos of organizations and companies that have adopted her script.ā
Eden Nimri was a captain in the IDF and a talented swimmer who competed for Israelās youth national team.
'Ot Zikaron' is a project that commemorates fallen soldiers by transforming their handwriting into unique fonts, collaborating with their families.
Eden Nimri was killed in battle at the Nahal Oz outpost on October 7.
The Olympic Committee honored Eden Nimri by using her handwritten script in its official logo as a tribute on the eve of Memorial Day.

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THE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF ISRAEL incorporated Eden Nimriās handwritten script into its logo as a tribute to the fallen IDF captain and former national youth swimmer. (credit: Courtesy/Nir Doron)
Sivan Fischler, Deputy CEO for Business Development at the Olympic Committee of Israel, emphasized the deep connection between memory and the values of sport.
āThis is the second year we have chosen to commemorate Eden Nimri through her handwriting,ā she said. āFor us, it represents a profound link between remembrance and the values that guide the world of sports ā courage, perseverance, and dedication. We are proud to be part of an initiative that continues to illuminate Edenās path and that of the other fallen, keeping her story present and meaningful for the younger generation and Israeli society.ā
The initiative is led in partnership with the Ben Horin Alexandrovitz office, whose CEOs Itai Ben Horin and Tal Alexandrovitz Segev spoke about the broader significance of the project.
āThis is the second year in which we see businesses, organizations, and Israeli society mobilizing for this important and deeply moving act of remembrance,ā they said.
āThere is nothing more Israeli than this. The connection between companies and organizations and the personal handwriting of the fallen creates a human, intimate, and emotional form of commemoration that touches all of our hearts. For us, it is a privilege to lead a project that connects major Israeli brands with personal stories of heroism and loss, giving them a meaningful presence in the public space on Memorial Day.ā