Mahazit HaShekel 2025

Donating to the continued blessed memory of Captain Tzvika Kaplan, the "Koach Tzvika" Association aims to preserve and honor his unique and inspiring legacy. Tzvika, who fell during Operation "Protective Edge" while serving as the Operations Officer of the Golani Reconnaissance Battalion, was only 28 years old, protecting his beloved homeland. He left behind his wife, Adi, and his two sons, Nadav and Elkana, who were witnesses to his extraordinary legacy. From deep pain and longing, the "Koach Tzvika" Association was established – a place that instills the values of leadership, education, and love for the land that he embodied. The association's main project is the Gilboa Ma'ayanot Tour Center, operating in both the Lower and Upper Galilee. The center preserves Tzvika's legacy through meaningful tours and value-based journeys, aimed at creating a deep connection between people, the land, and the nation. Through guided tours, Bible journeys, and special days, the project connects participants to educational and inspiring experiences that continue Tzvika's path.