Tirat Carmel Marks Three Years Since October 7th With Memorial Ceremony
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- Tirat Carmel held a ceremony to mark the third anniversary of October 7th.
- Five local residents murdered or killed in the conflict were honored.
- Personal stories of the deceased were shared during the event.
- The ceremony included a lecture by IDF Spokesperson Avichai Adraee.
- The event was broadcast live on the municipality's Facebook page.
The Tirat Carmel Municipality held a special ceremony on Sunday evening to commemorate the third anniversary of the October 7th events, honoring the memory of those murdered and fallen, and preserving their stories. The event took place at the Pis Center and was attended by Mayor Dudu Cohen, city council members, Director General Noga Nachum-Dahan, municipal management, bereaved families, residents, and municipal employees.
During the ceremony, the city specifically remembered five residents whose lives were cut short on October 7th or during the subsequent war. These included Orel Abuhazira, 25, who worked security at the Nova music festival and was murdered while assisting others; Eden Liz Ohayon, 24, also murdered at the Nova festival where she managed bars; Elia Eliyahu Eiluz, 27, who served in the IDF and was murdered at the Nova festival; Shalom Aboudi, 56, an electrician who was killed by Hezbollah anti-tank missiles while restoring power in Moshav Dovev; and Pvt. Abraham Patena, 20, a military police combat soldier who was killed confronting terrorists at the Tunnel Interchange near Jerusalem.
The stories of these five individuals were shared as part of the city's collective memory and commitment to immortalizing their lives, actions, and the values they left behind. Following the ceremony, a lecture was given by Colonel (res.) Avichai Adraee, IDF Spokesperson in Arabic, discussing the October 7th events and the years that have passed since. The entire ceremony was broadcast live on the Tirat Carmel Municipality's Facebook page.
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