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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem Hosts International Forensic Conference on October 7 Horrors

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The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem is hosting an international forensic conference on October 13-14, bringing together around 200 experts from Israel and abroad. The event focuses on the forensic lessons learned from the October 7 attacks, including documentation of atrocities and advancements in identification and disaster management. The conference aims to preserve the memory and evidence of the events, complementing the museum's existing exhibition. Professionals will share knowledge on identifying victims and understanding the impact of collective trauma.

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  • An international forensic conference on the October 7 attacks is being held in Jerusalem on October 13-14.
  • The event gathers 200 forensic professionals from Israel and abroad to share knowledge and methodologies.
  • The conference will examine unprecedented trauma, including evidence of sexual violence and mutilation.
  • It aims to document atrocities committed by Hamas as an attempt to annihilate Jewish life.
  • The event complements the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem's exhibition on the October 7 aftermath.
  • Experts will discuss advancements in forensic identification, medicine, and disaster management.

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