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Three Years On, October 7 Remains Unresolved for Israelis
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Three years after the October 7 Hamas attacks, the war remains unresolved with key questions about Gaza's future and security unanswered. Many Israelis, including former hostages and bereaved families, continue to grapple with the ongoing trauma and consequences of the deadliest day since Israel's founding. The country has yet to establish a state commission of inquiry into the failures leading up to the attacks, leaving the events as "unfinished business" for a nation still processing the disaster.
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- Three years after October 7, the war remains unresolved with key questions about Hamas and Gaza's future unanswered.
- The October 7 attacks resulted in approximately 1,200 deaths and 251 hostages taken into Gaza.
- Former hostages like Emily Damari and Eli Sharabi describe ongoing struggles and a changed perspective on life.
- Michal Negri advocates for a state commission of inquiry to hold accountable those responsible for pre-attack failures.
- Israel has not yet established a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 attacks, leaving it as "unfinished business."
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