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Ongoing Story· Day 21

Israel Plans Extensive Commemorations for Third Anniversary of October 7th Attacks

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Israel Observes Oct. 7 Anniversary with Memorials and Cultural Events

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Israel held numerous events to commemorate the October 7th attacks, including a memorial exhibition at the National Library of Israel featuring writings about the victims. Cultural events also took place, such as a European Day of Languages celebration in Tel Aviv and an upcoming exhibition on book illustration at the Israel Museum. The Jewish Historical Society of England is hosting lectures on Jewish history and Jamaican Jewish doctors.

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  • The National Library of Israel opened an exhibition "7.10 | Bound in Memory" for the Oct. 7 anniversary.
  • Families of victims praised Kotvim Hayim for preserving loved ones' memories through writing.
  • European Union delegation hosted a multilingual event in Tel Aviv for European Day of Languages.
  • The Israel Museum will open an illustration exhibition and present the Ben-Yitzhak Award on Oct. 18.
  • The Jewish Historical Society of England will host lectures on Jewish history and Jamaican Jewish doctors.
Israel Observes Oct. 7 Anniversary with Memorials and Cultural Events
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