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Singer Oshrat Cohen Decries Division Three Years After October 7th
Israeli singer Oshrat Cohen criticized the resurgence of division and hatred in Israeli society three years after the October 7th attacks. He questioned why the nation only remembers the pain and lessons of the tragedy during mourning periods, lamenting the lack of sustained unity.
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What happened
- 01Singer Oshrat Cohen criticized Israeli society's division and hatred three years after October 7th.
- 02Cohen stated that Israelis tend to forget the pain and lessons of the attacks for most of the year.
- 03He questioned if Israelis are hypocritical for only remembering the tragedy during mourning periods.
- 04The singer apologized to the fallen for forgetting their testament of unity.
- 05Cohen expressed hope for Israelis to eventually live together in unity.
- 06He concluded that Israelis can manage, but only when they are united.
Cohen urged Israelis to honor the fallen by living together, emphasizing that collective action and unity are essential for the nation's well-being.
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