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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Herzog Honors Nova Festival Victims, Calls for Hamas Disarmament

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President Isaac Herzog attended a memorial ceremony on Wednesday at the site of the Nova Festival, three years after the October 7 massacre. He told international media that thousands of young people celebrating life were murdered, tortured, raped, and abducted into Gaza. Herzog reaffirmed Israel's right to self-defense and called for the international community to disarm Hamas, citing UN Security Council Resolution 2301.

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  • President Isaac Herzog attended a memorial at the Nova Festival site three years after the October 7 massacre.
  • Herzog stated that thousands of young people were murdered, tortured, raped, and abducted from the festival.
  • He reaffirmed Israel's inherent right to self-defense and its yearning for peace.
  • The President called for the international community to disarm Hamas, citing UN Security Council Resolution 2301.
  • Herzog also called for combating "the empire of evil from Tehran."
Herzog Honors Nova Festival Victims, Calls for Hamas Disarmament
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