Eden Harel Shares Pain on Third Anniversary of October 7 Massacre

Harel expressed her struggle to find the right words to convey her sorrow on the national memorial day. To articulate her feelings, she shared a poem titled "Three Years" by poet Noam Horev, whom Ice referred to as Noam Horovitz. The poem, from Horev's book "Transparent Threads," describes a sense of irreversible personal change and brokenness since the tragedy. Harel thanked the creator, writing that he is always precise in capturing her pain.

In a subsequent post, Harel uploaded an image of a memorial candle and flowers alongside the word "Yizkor." She accompanied the image with a declaration of national remembrance, writing that we will never forget and never forgive.

According to Now 14, Harel also shared a video created by her niece. The video featured photographs of the victims of the October 7 massacre displayed at Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv, which Harel noted accurately reflected the collective feelings of the public.