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New Pump Track Opens in Kibbutz Be'eri Symbolizing Resilience
A new international-level pump track and bicycle park has opened in Kibbutz Be'eri, three years after the October 7th Hamas attack. Funded by Sylvan Adams, the park aims to symbolize revival and provide a space for children from Be'eri and the Western Negev.
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- 01A new international-level pump track and bicycle park opened in Kibbutz Be'eri on October 13th.
- 02The park was funded by Sylvan Adams as a symbol of revival three years after the October 7th attack.
- 03The ceremony honored 14 cyclists and triathletes murdered by Hamas.
- 04The facility is intended for children from Be'eri and the Western Negev.
- 05Plans are being considered to reconstruct the "Be'eri Bowl" off-road cycling attraction.
- 06Kibbutz Be'eri suffered 101 deaths and 30 kidnappings in the October 7th attack.
The opening ceremony honored victims of the attack and featured speeches on resilience and future rebuilding. Plans are also underway to potentially reconstruct the "Be'eri Bowl" cycling attraction.
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