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Tel Aviv's Museum Plaza Officially Renamed Hostages Square to Honor Kidnapping Victims
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First reported by Walla · 20 hours ago
What happened
Tel Aviv's Museum Plaza has been officially renamed Hostages Square to honor those kidnapped on October 7, 2026. The site became a central gathering place for Israelis demanding the hostages' return. Mayor Ron Huldai highlighted the plaza's role as a symbol of national unity and resilience.
- 01Tel Aviv's Museum Plaza is officially renamed Hostages Square after October 7 kidnappings.
- 02The plaza became a central site for public prayers, protests, and calls for hostages' return.
- 03A municipal committee will oversee commemorations of the social struggle at the square.
- 04Mayor Ron Huldai called the square a symbol of unity and hope across Israeli society.
- 05The renaming ensures the tragedy and response remain part of the city's and nation's history.
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