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Herzog Marks Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks at Re'im Site
President Isaac Herzog spoke at the Re'im memorial site on Wednesday, marking three years since the October 7 massacre at the Nova music festival. He honored the victims and praised the resilience of their families and survivors.
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- 01President Isaac Herzog delivered a speech at the Re'im memorial site on Wednesday to mark three years since the October 7 Nova festival massacre.
- 02Herzog acknowledged the permanent grief of the bereaved families, stating that the fracture carried in their hearts will never fully heal.
- 03The president described the victims as dancing children who were brutally taken by acts of wickedness, evil, and barbarism.
- 04Herzog praised the survivors and victims' families for demonstrating astounding inner strength, nobility, and resilience in the face of tragedy.
- 05He thanked those working to maintain the Re'im site and preserve the memory of the Nova festival and other affected communities.
- 06The president extended support to survivors seeking healing, encouraging them in their journey to recover and return to dancing.
Addressing the bereaved families and friends, Herzog acknowledged their permanent grief, stating that the fracture they carry in their hearts will never fully heal. He reflected on the young people who were killed, noting that even after three years, it remains difficult to grasp how they were taken by wickedness and barbarism. During his speech, Herzog quoted Itamar Pereth's poem "Asif" and contrasted the joy of the dancing festival with the cruelty of the attack, describing it as a place where light and darkness met.
The president praised the families and survivors for their astounding fortitude, nobility, and inner strength. He expressed deep appreciation for those working to maintain the memorial site and share the stories of the Nova festival and other affected communities globally. Finally, Herzog extended support to survivors seeking healing, offering a hand to those continuing their journey to breathe life back into their spirits and return to dancing.
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