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October 7 Shatters 'Never Again' Vow, Demanding 'Never Alone' Solidarity
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Marc Belzberg, co-founder of OneFamily, argues that the "Never Again" vow failed on October 7, 2023, and proposes "Never Alone" as a new commitment to support terror victims. The organization has seen a surge in demand since the attacks, now supporting over 8,500 individuals, a significant increase from its previous 22 years. Belzberg emphasizes the global Jewish responsibility for long-term healing and warns against complacency, advocating for sustained support and shared experience.
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- The October 7 attacks demonstrated that 'Never Again' is a hope, not a guarantee, according to Marc Belzberg.
- Belzberg proposes a new commitment: 'Never Alone,' to support those bereaved by terror.
- OneFamily has supported more bereaved families since October 7 than in the previous 22 years.
- The organization is currently assisting over 8,500 children, teens, young adults, and parents.
- Belzberg calls for global Jewish solidarity in the long-term recovery from the attacks.
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