Minute of Silence Held Before Knesset on October 7th Massacre Anniversary
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Families of fallen soldiers and former hostages held a minute of silence outside the Knesset in Israel. The event commemorated the upcoming anniversary of the October 7th massacre. Participants displayed signs with photos of murdered hostages and waved Israeli flags.
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- Families of fallen soldiers and former hostages held a minute of silence before the Knesset.
- The event marked the upcoming anniversary of the October 7th massacre.
- Participants held signs with photos of murdered hostages.
- Israeli flags were waved during the demonstration.
- The October Council organized the commemoration.
Families of fallen soldiers and former hostages, along with other participants, gathered for a moment of silence in front of the Knesset building. The event marked the upcoming anniversary of the October 7th massacre. Participants held signs displaying photos of murdered hostages and waved Israeli flags.
The gathering was organized by the October Council, an organization representing families of those killed and survivors of captivity. The demonstration served as a somber commemoration of the events of October 7th and a call for remembrance.
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