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FIDF Launches Digital Archive of October 7 Testimonials for US Supporters

The Friends of the IDF (FIDF) has launched an English-language digital video library featuring over 50 firsthand testimonies from former hostages, IDF soldiers, and victims' families of the October 7 massacre.

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  1. 01FIDF released an English-language digital video library of October 7 testimonials.
  2. 02The archive includes over 50 testimonies from former hostages and IDF soldiers.
  3. 03The library is intended for supporters of Israel in the United States.
  4. 04FIDF CEO Nadav Padan highlighted the importance of accessibility for these stories.
  5. 05The collection features over 12 hours of footage detailing the massacre.

The archive, released on Sunday, aims to educate supporters of Israel in the United States about the devastating events. FIDF CEO Nadav Padan stated the library allows supporters to hear personal stories directly from those who experienced the massacre.

The Jerusalem Post publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Jerusalem Post’s full report from the link below.

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