Herzog Honors Victims of October 7th Massacre at Mount Herzl Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- President Herzog spoke at a ceremony for October 7th victims.
- He honored the murdered and the bereaved families.
- Herzog highlighted the bravery of civilians who rushed into danger.
- The ceremony took place at Mount Herzl.
- He referred to the event as the Simchat Torah massacre.
President Isaac Herzog delivered remarks at the state ceremony for victims of hostilities at Mount Herzl, commemorating the October 7th massacre. "Today, three years after our day of disaster, October 7th, the Simchat Torah massacre, we bow our heads in memory of the murdered and fallen, and stand by you, the beloved and dear bereaved families," Herzog stated. He described the map of mourning for October 7th as including communities, kibbutzim, moshavim, fields, and safe rooms, but also highlighted one road, Road 232. "Private citizens, whom no one called upon, rushed into the inferno, some for people they had never met," he added, emphasizing the bravery of those who responded to the attack.
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