Dr. Phil McGraw Addresses UN on October 7th Massacre
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Dr. Phil McGraw delivered an emotional speech at the UN event marking three years since the October 7th massacre. He highlighted the lasting trauma and the global impact of the event, stating it was a "breaking point" for many. McGraw, who visited Israel and met with survivors and hostage families, dedicated his remarks to the victims and the fight against rising antisemitism.
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- Dr. Phil McGraw spoke at a UN event remembering the October 7th massacre.
- He described the massacre as leaving a deep scar and a "breaking point" for many.
- McGraw emphasized the event changed lives of Israelis and Jews worldwide.
- He met with survivors, hostage families, and Holocaust survivors in Israel.
- The speech addressed the memory of the victims and rising antisemitism.
Television personality Dr. Phil McGraw delivered an emotional speech at a special United Nations event commemorating three years since the October 7th massacre. He spoke about the deep scar left by the attack and how it has irrevocably changed the lives of Israelis and Jews globally, emphasizing that it is not an event one can simply "get over."
McGraw described the massacre as a "breaking point" for many. He shared that he had visited Israel, meeting with survivors, families of hostages, and Holocaust survivors. His address was dedicated to the memory of those killed and to addressing the rise in antisemitism witnessed since the attacks.
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