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Australia Holds First Official Ceremony Commemorating October 7
An official ceremony commemorating three years since the October 7th attacks was held at Bondi Beach, Australia, led by Israeli advocacy activist Ben Karsu. Hundreds attended the event, including Israel's Ambassador to Australia and the Leader of the Opposition in the Australian Parliament.
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- 01Australia held its first official ceremony commemorating three years since the October 7th attacks at Bondi Beach.
- 02The event was led by Israeli advocacy activist Ben Karsu and attended by hundreds, including Israeli Ambassador Dr. Hillel Newman.
- 03Ben Karsu described the October 7th massacre as the worst atrocity against Jews since the Holocaust.
- 04Karsu emphasized the ongoing threat of antisemitism and its impact on children in Israel and globally.
- 05A seven-kilometer memorial run for October 7th victims is also planned in Australia to raise funds for children in northern Israel.
The ceremony highlighted the rise of antisemitism and the impact on children, with a memorial run also planned to raise funds for children in northern Israel.
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