Nova music festival memorial ceremony on Oct. 7 attack anniversary

Nova music festival memorial ceremony on Oct. 7 attack anniversary

07.10.2024, Re'im. Thousands of Israelis visit the Nova Music Festival memorial, the location of a rave party where Hamas killed 364 and kidnapped 44 partygoers and staff on Oct. 7, to pay tribute and mourn the victims as Israel marks the first anniversary of the attacks. Photo: Konstantin Sednev / Postimees

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