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Protesters Enter Sea With Large Display Honoring Oct. 7 Victims

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Hebrew · Sole source

Protesters entered the sea with a large display bearing the inscription "The nation will remember its sons and daughters." The demonstration was held to commemorate the victims of the October 7 attacks. The display served as a visual tribute to those who lost their lives.

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  • Protesters entered the sea with a large display honoring October 7 victims.
  • The display read "The nation will remember its sons and daughters."
  • The action served as a commemoration of those murdered on October 7.

Protesters entered the sea carrying a large display inscribed with the words "The nation will remember its sons and daughters" in memory of those murdered on October 7. The demonstration aimed to commemorate the victims of the Hamas attacks.

The display, which was carried into the water, served as a visual tribute to the lives lost during the unprecedented assault. The phrase inscribed on the display is a poignant reminder of national remembrance and solidarity.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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