Israeli TV Hosts Share Grief on Third Anniversary of October 7th Massacre
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israel observed the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre with memorial events and protests nationwide on Wednesday. TV presenter Corinne Gideon shared her distress on Instagram, describing "a night of troubled dreams" and the difficulty of returning to routine. Fellow presenter Eden Harel also posted, sharing a poem about the profound personal and societal changes since the attack and thanking its author for capturing her pain.
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- Israel marked the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre on Wednesday with memorial events.
- TV presenter Corinne Gideon described her emotional state as "a night of troubled dreams" on Instagram.
- Gideon expressed the difficulty of transitioning from memorial day back to daily life.
- Presenter Eden Harel shared a poem reflecting on profound societal and personal changes.
- Harel thanked poet Noam Horev for articulating her pain and emotions.
Israel marked the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre on Wednesday with memorial events and protests across the country. Commemorations and installations were held throughout the day at various locations, including the site of the Nova music festival in the Re'im forest and the Sha'ar HaNegev area.
TV presenter Corinne Gideon shared her emotional state on Instagram, reflecting on the difficult transition from memorial day to returning to routine. "A night of troubled dreams, what a nightmare day yesterday was. How hard the transitions are in this country, I'm collecting myself," she wrote. In another story, she posted a picture of her children, writing, "I wish there will be good here for them."
Fellow presenter Eden Harel of Channel 14 also expressed her feelings on the memorial day. Harel shared verses from the poem "Three Years" by lyricist and poet Noam Horev, which describes the profound changes in the soul and society since the massacre. "I am not the same person... The music within me is no longer the same," Harel quoted. She thanked Horev for articulating her inner turmoil, stating, "I searched and searched for something to post, that would speak my pain. Noam Horev is always precise. Thank you," she added with a bandaged heart emoji.
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