Over 50,000 Israelis Book Tickets for National Remembrance Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
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- Over 50,000 Israelis booked tickets for a national remembrance ceremony.
- The ceremony honors victims of the October 7th massacre.
- It is organized by the "Qomu" movement and victims' families.
- The event will be held in an open park format.
- Organizers call for national unity and official recognition of Oct 7th as a remembrance day.
More than 50,000 Israelis have booked tickets for the national remembrance ceremony organized by the "Qomu" movement and families of the October 7th victims. The ceremony, scheduled to take place in three days, is being held for the first time in an "open park" format without grandstands, allowing tens of thousands to gather in the park. Organizers are urging the public not to settle for community screenings but to attend the event, which is described as the largest remembrance event in the country's history.
Eli Sharabi, the ceremony's host, stated that the "amazing response from the Israeli public" is the greatest embrace they could receive from the nation. He emphasized that October 7th should be officially recognized as a day of remembrance for the massacre. Sharabi called on all Israelis to attend the park ceremony, set aside their differences, and remember together.
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