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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Nova Music Festival Site to Host Remembrance Events Despite Rumors

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Remembrance events, including Simchat Torah celebrations, will take place as scheduled at the Nova music festival site in Re'im. Survivors and bereaved families are expected to attend the event marking a "spiritual victory."

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  • Simchat Torah events will occur as planned at the Nova festival site.
  • Organizers aim to mark a "great spiritual victory."
  • Survivors and bereaved families are expected to attend.
  • The event will include residents of the Gaza envelope.

Organizers of remembrance events at the Re'im campsite, the site of the Nova music festival massacre, have clarified that the Simchat Torah celebrations and "Hakafot Shniyot" (second circuits of Torah scrolls) will proceed as planned. The events are intended to mark a "great spiritual victory." Survivors of captivity, Bar Kupferstein and Avitar David, are expected to attend and celebrate alongside bereaved families, wounded individuals, combatants, and residents of the Gaza envelope communities. The gathering aims to be an emotional occasion.

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