Israel’s largest cemetery is located just south of Tel Aviv in Holon. The cemetery contains many memorials for the Jewish communities that were liquidated during the Holocaust including David-Horodok and vicinity.
The main engraving says: “In Memoriam of the Holy Souls of David-Horodok and its Neighborhood.” The small engraving on the stone says: “Perished in the Holocaust 1941-1942. Remembrance day: 17 Menachem-Av.” The left-side inscription says: “Soil from the cemetery of David-Horodok and its neighborhood is buried here.” The inscription on the right stone is the list of the surrounding communities: Rubel, Azdamitch, Olpen, Olshan, Orly, Holatz, Vialamitch, Chovorsk, Choromsk, Chrapun, Tury, Tarablitch, Talmatchav, Ludka, Olimel, Liadetz, Mochul, Malishev, Nirtcha, Samihostitch, Karatitch, Kalk.
