Israel Border Police monument, Memorial cenotaph in Menashe Regional Council, Israel.
The Israel Border Police monument is a memorial structure in the Menashe region built with geometric forms and stone. The central composition was created to honor border officers who worked to maintain security.
The monument was dedicated in 1980 to remember border officers who served since the police unit was founded in 1953. Its construction marked a moment to recognize their role in protecting the nation.
The monument honors members from different communities, including Druze and Circassian officers, who served in border security work. Their presence reflects the diverse makeup of those who protected the country's borders.
The monument sits in the Menashe region and is accessible on foot with easy ground to walk on. Visitors should come during daylight to see all the stone details and design of the structure clearly.
Architect Chilik Arad designed the monument with geometric forms that express strength and duty in border security work. This design choice makes it visually different from other memorials nearby.
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