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Foreign Ministry to Fund Embassy Memorials for Oct. 7 Victims
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By Liza Rozovsky
First reported by Haaretz · 7 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Foreign Ministry will fund embassy memorials for victims of the October 7th Hamas attacks, following a Haaretz newspaper inquiry. The decision ensures international commemoration of the event.
- 01Foreign Ministry will fund embassy memorials for October 7th victims.
- 02Decision follows an inquiry by the Haaretz newspaper.
- 03Memorials will be established at Israeli embassies globally.
- 04Initiative aims for international remembrance of the attacks.
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