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Hod Hasharon Schools Mark October 7 With Remembrance and Hope

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Hod Hasharon's education system held a week of events commemorating October 7th and the "Swords of Iron" war. Schools hosted ceremonies and projects focused on memory, listening, and hope. Activities included memorial services, social commemoration projects, and student-created displays of resilience. The municipality emphasized the events' goal of processing loss while building a hopeful future.

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  • Hod Hasharon schools held remembrance events for October 7th and the "Swords of Iron" war.
  • Activities focused on memory, listening, and hope across the city's schools.
  • The "Recipe with Memory" project was featured at Tzurim school.
  • Yigal Alon school students created "Rainbows of Words and Hope" displays.
  • The Ron Arad State School A held a memorial ceremony with music and singing.

The municipal education system in Hod Hasharon held a week of remembrance events for the October 7th Hamas attacks and the ensuing "Swords of Iron" war. Schools across the city hosted a series of activities, ceremonies, and value-based projects centered on the themes of memory, listening, and hope.

On Tuesday, October 6th, the "Tzurim" school held a special memorial ceremony. Alongside it, the "Recipe with Memory" social and commemoration project was presented at the school's on-site cafe. At "Yigal Alon" school, students participated in an educational activity titled "From a Map We Rise," inspired by a project by creators Noam Horovitz and Ziv Koren. Students created "Rainbows of Words and Hope" displays expressing resilience and faith in the future.

Concurrently, a moving memorial ceremony took place at the Ron Arad State School A, incorporating instrumental music, melodies, and singing. The Hod Hasharon Municipality stated that the events in educational institutions aimed to balance mourning the heavy loss with providing emotional tools, processing reality, and fostering a unified, strengthening outlook for better and safer days ahead.

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