Palsar-7 memorial, Military memorial cenotaph in Golan Heights, Israel.
The Palsar-7 memorial is a rectangular stone structure positioned on elevated ground, bearing inscriptions that name the fallen soldiers of the 7th Armored Brigade. The site sits at a vantage point overlooking the landscape where combat took place.
The memorial was erected in 1973 following the Yom Kippur War to honor reconnaissance members of the 7th Brigade who fell during combat. It was built immediately after a war that reshaped military strategy in the region.
The site honors members of the 7th Armored Brigade and draws visitors who come to pay respect and reflect on their sacrifice. It remains a meaningful place where people gather to remember those who served.
The site is accessible via marked hiking trails in the Golan region, with parking available near the adjacent campground. The location is straightforward to reach and comfortable to visit on foot.
The memorial sits at a vantage point deliberately chosen to overlook the exact ground where the 7th Brigade mounted its defense and where much of the fighting occurred. This perspective allows visitors to see the terrain as the soldiers saw it during the conflict.
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