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Ongoing Story· Day 22

Stars to Perform at National Memorial Ceremony for October 7th Victims

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Israel Holds National Memorial Ceremony for October 7 Victims

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Hebrew · 17 newsrooms covering

Israel is holding a national memorial ceremony on Wednesday evening to honor the victims of the October 7 massacre. The event, which follows a state ceremony, is hosted by former hostage Eli Sharabi and satirist Shani Cohen. The ceremony will feature speeches from former hostages and performances by artists including Eden Golan, Harel Skaat, and Yuval Dayan.

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  • Israel is holding a national memorial ceremony on Wednesday evening for October 7 massacre victims.
  • The ceremony follows a state ceremony held two days earlier.
  • Former hostage Eli Sharabi and satirist Shani Cohen are hosting the event.
  • The program includes speeches by former hostages and performances by artists.
  • Performers include Eden Golan, Harel Skaat, and Yuval Dayan.
Israel Holds National Memorial Ceremony for October 7 Victims
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Israel is commemorating the victims of the October 7 massacre on Wednesday evening with a national memorial ceremony. This event follows a state ceremony held two days prior. The ceremony is being hosted by former hostage Eli Sharabi and satirist Shani Cohen. Speakers at the event will include former hostages, and numerous artists are scheduled to perform. Among the performers are Eden Golan, Harel Skaat, and Yuval Dayan.

The ceremony is dedicated to remembering those who were killed in the October 7th attacks.

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