Hapoel Tel Aviv Holds Ceremony Honoring October 7 Victims
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- Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball club held a memorial for October 7th victims.
- Player Tomer Ginat emphasized the emotional significance of the event.
- The ceremony honored the 1,200 people killed on October 7th.
- Ginat highlighted the club's ongoing support for affected families.
The Israeli basketball club Hapoel Tel Aviv held a memorial ceremony on October 5, 2026, to remember the victims of the October 7th massacre. The event, broadcast live, honored the 1,200 people killed on that day, described as the most difficult in the nation's history. Player Tomer Ginat spoke before the ceremony, calling it a "very emotional evening." He noted the presence of families deeply affected by the events, emphasizing that "none of us can forget" the day and recalling the period of attending funerals and visiting the injured. Ginat stated that the club has been significantly involved with the day's remembrance over the past three years, meeting with fans for whom it holds particular significance. He described the community as having been profoundly impacted and that "the least we can do is support and remember as much as we can."
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