Uri's 2024 spinning tops Metal spinning tops by EVA METAL Studio owned by Rotem Sharan

Ori Levi, the eldest son of Ravit Shani Levi and Shaul Levi. He was born on June 6, 2004 and died at the age of two (September 15, 2006), from a terminal genetic disease. Ori loved playing with spinning tops, and his mother Ravit decided to turn the spinning tops he loved so much into a light-spreading project, by distributing the spinning tops that Ori loved so much to children in hospitals and boarding schools across the country, with the help of volunteers. Over the years, it has become a tradition that brings joy to many children across the country. This year, 2024, Ravit Levi came out with a series of Hanukkah 2024 projects by the "Uri's Spinning Top" association, which aims to raise awareness of rare mitochondrial diseases. Ravit Levi, along with the metal spinning tops of the EVA METAL studio owned by Rotem Sharan, who served over 200 reserve days last year as an operations officer in the IDF's "Hasvibon Shel Uri" (Uri's Spinning Top) Brigade. Nahal is currently trying to restore the studio's activities.