Eden Harel Shares Emotional Response to October 7th Anniversary
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Channel 14 presenter Eden Harel shared emotional Instagram stories reflecting on the national pain three years after the October 7th massacre. She posted lyrics by Noam Horovitz that speak to her pain and thanked him for his precision. Harel also shared a memorial candle image with a declaration of remembrance, stating "We will never forget. We will never forgive."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Channel 14 presenter Eden Harel shared emotional Instagram stories on the anniversary of October 7th.
- Harel posted lyrics by Noam Horovitz that articulated her pain and the public's turmoil.
- She thanked Horovitz, stating he was "always precise" in capturing her feelings.
- Harel also shared a memorial candle image with a strong statement of remembrance.
- She declared, "We will never forget. We will never forgive."
Channel 14 presenter Eden Harel shared a series of emotional Instagram stories on Wednesday, reflecting on the deep national pain three years after the October 7th massacre. Harel sought to articulate the difficult feelings and turmoil the public has experienced since that "terrible day."
In one story, Harel posted lyrics from "Three Years" by lyricist and poet Noam Horovitz, a piece that addresses the profound personal and societal changes since the event, including the line, "I am not the same person... the music within me is no longer the same."
Harel thanked Horovitz for capturing her emotional state, stating, "I searched and searched for something to post that would speak to my pain. Noam Horovitz is always precise. Thank you," she added with a bandaged heart emoji.
In a subsequent story, Harel shared an image of a memorial candle, flowers, and the inscription "Yizkor" (Remember). Accompanying the picture, she made a firm declaration of national remembrance: "We will never forget. We will never forgive."
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