The Ammunition Hill memorial in Jerusalem, originally built to honor fallen soldiers of the 66th Battalion from the Six-Day War, has been updated to include veterans of that war who were killed during the Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023.
The monument, constructed from rough stones, now serves as a dual memorial. It commemorates both the original 66th Battalion casualties and those veterans who survived the 1967 conflict but died decades later in the 2023 assault.
According to reports, the addition was made in 2024, with a ceremony attended by families and officials. The memorial's evolution reflects the ongoing impact of the October 7 attack on Israeli society.
As of July 2026, the site remains a place of remembrance, with no further changes reported. The exact number of veterans added has not been officially confirmed.
