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Israel Marks Three Years Since Hamas' October 7 Attack

Memorials and protests across about 400 sites will press for accountability and keep attention on hostages and the war’s toll, organizers said.

  • On Wednesday, Israel marks the third anniversary of the Hamas-led October 7, 2023, attack with ceremonies and protest events at more than 400 locations nationwide, commemorating the deadliest day in the country's history.
  • Gunmen stormed southern Israeli communities on October 7, 2023, killing more than 1,200 people and abducting 251 hostages in an assault that plunged the country into its longest war.
  • Grassroots groups including the Kumu movement and October Council are leading Wednesday's commemorations, with bereaved families planning a nationwide minute of reflection at noon and a major memorial ceremony in Tel Aviv.
  • Accountability has become a central campaign issue ahead of the October 27 election, as victims' families and political rivals accuse the government of dodging a state commission of inquiry into massacre failures.
  • While Israel remains on high alert amid ongoing regional conflicts, the political future and reconstruction of war-shattered Gaza remain stalled, leaving the country to grapple with three years of cumulative war impact.
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Israel pays tribute on Wednesday to the victims of the Hamas attack three years ago, in an environment of enhanced security and the approach to crucial legislative elections Israel pays tribute

·France
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Since dawn, Wednesday morning, Israelis have been gathering at the sites attacked by Hamas in October 2023.

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Today, Israel kept a minute of national silence in memory of the victims of the Hamas attack, after three years on October 7.

·Monterrey, Mexico
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Israel held a ceremony commemorating the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, the deadliest day in Israeli history, while the Gaza Strip continues to face a humanitarian crisis.

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