site of the collapse, including a permanent footbridge, dubbed "Bridge of Remembrance", and a stone marker with the names of those who died. Family members of three of the deceased attended the ceremony. In 2007 on the tenth anniversary of the collapse, a memorial service was held at the Bridge of Remembrance. In attendance was Australian Ambassador to Israel James Larsen and MWU Director-General Eyal Tiberger. In Australia, prayer services were held at synagogues in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Brisbane and the Gold Coast and a memorial made of Jerusalem stone was dedicated at Melbourne's main Jewish cemetery, where four trees were planted in memory of the deceased. Memorial ceremonies have since continued to be held periodically at the bridge site. Notes References 1997 in Israel 1997 disasters in Israel Transport disasters in 1997 1997 in Australia Australia–Israel relations Environmental issues in Israel Bridge collapse Bridge disasters in Israel Bridge disasters caused by construction error Bridge disasters caused by engineering error Sports controversies 1997 in Israeli sport July 1997 events in Asia