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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Israel Police Honors Officers Fallen Since October 7 Attack

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Israel Police Mark Three Years Since Oct. 7 Attack with Moment of Silence

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Israel Police Commissioner Dani Levy and senior officers held a minute of silence at 6:29 AM, marking three years since the October 7th attack. Ceremonies took place at the old Sderot police station and other battle sites where officers fell. Wreaths will be laid, and a convoy will travel to Re'im base to honor the fallen and support affected families.

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  • Police Commissioner Dani Levy led a minute of silence at 6:29 AM, three years after the Oct. 7 attack.
  • The ceremony honored police officers and combatants who fought on October 7th.
  • Salutes were held at the old police station in Sderot and other battle sites.
  • Senior officers will lay wreaths at various locations and a convoy will travel to Re'im.
  • The police pledged to honor fallen officers and support their families.
Israel Police Mark Three Years Since Oct. 7 Attack with Moment of Silence
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Israel Police Commissioner Dani Levy, along with senior police commanders and dozens of officers, observed a minute of silence on the morning of [Date of Article], at 6:29 AM, the exact time the Hamas attack began three years prior. The ceremony honored the bravery of police officers and combatants who fought during the October 7th events and commemorated those who fell defending the state. Simultaneous salutes took place at the old police station in Sderot and various battle sites where officers died protecting Israeli citizens. Senior police officials are currently visiting the southern region, with ceremonies planned at the old Sderot police station. Following these, senior officers and investigation leaders will lay wreaths at several locations alongside police personnel. A special convoy will also depart from Sderot towards the Re'im military base. The Israel Police stated they are honoring the memory of their fallen officers, carrying on their legacy, and supporting bereaved families and injured personnel who fought to defend Israel and its citizens.

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