Eden Harel Shares Pain on Third Anniversary of October 7 Massacre
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Media personality Eden Harel expressed her deep pain and difficulty finding words on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. She shared a post by creator Noam Horev and memorial photos on Instagram, stating, "We will never forget. We will never forgive." Harel also shared a video from her niece showing photos of victims, reflecting a shared sentiment.
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- Media personality Eden Harel shared her pain on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre.
- Harel struggled to find words to express her deep personal pain on the memorial day.
- She shared a post by creator Noam Horev, thanking him for his precise words.
- Harel posted a memorial candle and a "Yizkor" photo with a message of remembrance and non-forgiveness.
- She also shared a video from her niece featuring photos of October 7 victims.
Media personality Eden Harel shared her difficult feelings with her Instagram followers on Wednesday, the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. Harel described her struggle on the national memorial day and her difficulty finding the right words to express the deep, personal pain that accompanied her throughout the day.
Harel explained that she was looking for a way to release her feelings and pain, and ultimately chose to share a post published by creator Noam Horev. Alongside the shared post, Harel added words of appreciation, writing, "Noam Horev is always precise, thank you." She later posted a picture of a memorial candle next to a "Yizkor" (remembrance) photo, adding a firm message: "We will never forget. We will never forgive."
Furthermore, the presenter shared a Reel video uploaded by her niece, which displayed photos of those murdered that were placed in Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv, alongside her personal struggle with memory. Harel referred to the moving video, writing, "Exactly like this, my niece described the feeling of all of us, I think."
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