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Hostage Survivor Urges Unity at October 7th Memorial Ceremony
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What happened
A national memorial ceremony for the October 7th attacks will be held in Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park, with former hostage Eli Sharabi calling for national unity. Over 50,000 Israelis are expected to attend the event, which aims to honor the victims and fallen soldiers.
- 01Eli Sharabi, a former hostage, will host the October 7th memorial ceremony.
- 02The event is expected to draw over 50,000 attendees to Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park.
- 03Sharabi urged Israelis to set aside disputes and unite in remembrance.
- 04The ceremony will honor victims of the October 7th attacks and fallen soldiers.
- 05Organizers are promoting the main park event over local community screenings.
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