Herzog Marks Nova Festival Massacre Anniversary, Vows Remembrance
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
President Isaac Herzog attended a ceremony at the Nova festival site to mark three years since the October 7th massacre. He spoke about the "wickedness and barbarity" with which young lives were taken and acknowledged the enduring pain of the bereaved families. Herzog praised the families' resilience and strength in the face of their loss.
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- President Isaac Herzog spoke at a Nova festival massacre commemoration ceremony.
- The event marked three years since the October 7th attacks.
- Herzog described the loss of young lives as taken with "wickedness and barbarity."
- He acknowledged the deep and permanent pain of the bereaved families.
- The President praised the families' resilience and strength.
President Isaac Herzog spoke at a ceremony commemorating the Nova music festival massacre, marking three years since the October 7th attacks. Standing at the site where a dance festival turned into a scene of tragedy, Herzog reflected on the loss of young lives, stating, "Even three years later, it is still difficult to grasp how they were taken from us with wickedness and barbarity." He addressed the families and friends who lost loved ones, acknowledging their immense pain and the irreplaceable void left behind. The President praised their resilience, nobility, and strength, calling it "amazing."
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