as a surfing school. The building remained on the Tel Aviv beachfront until its demolition in May 2018. For many years, the victims' families campaigned to permanently preserve the ruined building as a monument to the attack. Eventually, the building was demolished in order to extend the promenade along the coast. Memorial services to the victims of the attack were held every year at the site by friends and family of the victims. See also Civilian casualties in the Second Intifada Shevah Mofet – high school in Tel Aviv where seven of the killed teenagers and many of the injured studied Israeli casualties of war Palestinian political violence References External links Tel-Aviv suicide bombing at the Dolphin disco, Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs; accessed 2 September 2015 At Least 17 Dead In Tel Aviv Suicide Bombing, Times Daily, 2 June 2001 At Least 17 Dead, 86 Wounded In Tel Aviv Beachfront Bombing, The Item, 2 June 2001 Eyewitness accounts from the scene of the massacre, Ynet, 2 June 2001 (Hebrew) Inside the mind of a suicide bomber, ABC News, 6 December 2001 Devotion, desire drive youths to 'martyrdom', USA Today; 26 June 2001 Driver of the Dolphinarium attack terrorist – charged with homicide, Ynet, 10 July 10, 2001 (in Hebrew) Suicide bombings in 2001 Terrorist incidents in Israel in 2001 Massacres in 2001 Israeli casualties in the Second Intifada Massacres in Israel during the Israeli–Palestinian conflict Hamas suicide bombings Terrorist incidents in Tel Aviv 2000s crimes in Tel Aviv Attacks on music venues Attacks on nightclubs June 2001 events in Asia June 2001 crimes Murdered Israeli children Building bombings in Israel Islamic terrorism in Israel