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Exhibit of October 7 Victims' Belongings Opens at Peres Center
An exhibit titled "The Space That Remains" has opened at the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation, showcasing personal belongings of victims from the October 7 Hamas attacks. The collection includes items from children, neighbors, and festival-goers, aiming to deeply connect visitors with the lives lost.
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- 01An exhibit of personal items from October 7 victims, "The Space That Remains," opened at the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation.
- 02The collection includes belongings of children Ariel and Kfir Bibas, killed in captivity.
- 03The exhibit was initiated by Ofri Bibas, sister of former hostage Yarden Bibas.
- 04Notable figures like Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett attended the opening.
- 05The exhibit runs from October 3 to October 15 and features videos and survivor testimonies.
Initiated by a relative of a hostage, the exhibit features videos and recreated spaces, drawing attention from political figures. It runs from October 3 to October 15.
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