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Tel Aviv University Unveils 'Engraved Voices' Memorial to Oct. 7 Victims
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Tel Aviv University has opened "Engraved Voices," a new memorial to the victims of the October 7 attacks, featuring approximately 500 phrases from memorial stickers engraved on a steel wall. Designed by architect Lihi Ein Gedi Davidovitz, the monument integrates into the campus and includes a digital archive of over 1,000 stickers. The memorial aims to provide a space for reflection, hope, and continuity, weaving remembrance into everyday life.
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- Tel Aviv University unveiled the "Engraved Voices" memorial for October 7 victims.
- The monument features 500 phrases from memorial stickers engraved on a steel wall.
- Architect Lihi Ein Gedi Davidovitz designed the memorial after winning a competition.
- A digital archive of 1,000 memorial stickers was also created.
- The memorial is integrated into the campus to allow for daily reflection.
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