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Israel commemorates victims of Hamas attack three years ago

On the anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel, numerous people remember the victims of the 2020 assault.

7 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On October 7, 2023, Israel commemorates the approximately 1,200 victims of the Hamas attack that occurred three years ago. Memorial events are taking place in various locations across the country, including Tel Aviv, where the names and portraits of those killed are being displayed.

In Tel Aviv, the Governing Mayor of Berlin took the opportunity to pay tribute to the victims on the anniversary of the terror attack. According to reports, he visited the city, which is considered a partner city of Berlin, to show a sign of solidarity.

At a memorial site of the Nova Music Festival, near Kibbutz Re’im, numerous people gathered to remember that fateful day. At 6:29 AM, the exact time of the attack, attendees held a moment of silence.

The UN Secretary-General also commented on the anniversary, speaking of the atrocities that took place at that time. He emphasized the importance of remembrance and highlighted that such events must never be repeated.

The memorial events are taking place amid an ongoing conflict. The situation in the Gaza Strip and the security situation in Israel remain tense, as the events of 2020 continue to impact the present.

Memories of the attack are being emphasized in various media to both honor the victims and encourage the search for a peaceful solution in the region. According to reports, personal stories of the victims and their families may take center stage.

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