Inbar Fund was established to commemorate Inbar Attiya, the victim of a terror attack. The Fund was established in 1996 under the Israel Intelligence' Heritage & Commemoration Center -IICC by Inbar’s family and a close circle of friends, all former members of the intelligence community.

Over the years, the friends of the Fund donated significant sums of money to support its activities.

Each year in March, the Fund organizes a ceremony at the IDF Hall in the Gelilot military base, where it awards prizes and scholarships to promote the writing and publication of papers and also research focusing on terrorism. Additionally, it rewards outstanding activities in this area, to cultivate and encourage the study of terrorism.

The papers submitted thus far were written by students from educational institutions throughout Israel – universities, colleges and high schools, as well as by former and current members of the security and intelligence communities. These submissions, which earned their authors prizes and scholarships, have been entered into the database of the IICC , and are accessible to the public at large.

Since Inbar Fund’s establishment, 677 papers were submitted for evaluation, and 85 were awarded monetary prizes.

Additionally, the Fund provided significant financial support to the following projects:

A workshop of coping with situations of terrorism, delivered to inhabitants of northern Israel

The National Security College for Youths

The publication of a book of poems in memory of the victims of the terror attack at the Dolphinarium, Tel Aviv

The design of a secure bus stop

On its 10 year anniversary, the Fund provided special assistance to the project “I am not alone” – a workshop focusing on coping with emergency situations, delivered by Shaar Hanegev Regional Council to teachers working in the towns and villages bordering Gaza.

The Fund is headed by Brigadier General (res.) Danny Rothschild.