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Magazine I Three years since October 7

With time, the manifestations of pain following the events of October 7 take on new expressions. From commemorative projects to tv and film productions, Israeli creativity remains committed to keeping the memory alive and giving a voice to stories that need to be told and remembered / By Adi Shalom Memory in motion

with thousands of filmed testimonies, which will be used for educational purposes, research, and assist in personal and collective healing. Edut 710 is a non-profit organization founded with the aim to strengthen the human spirit and for the sake of future generations. To reach out, bear witness, or get additional information, go to: edut710en.org The Hatikvah Project The Hatikvah Project is a national concert series established in the wake of October 7 at the initiative of soprano and cantor Dr. Sharon Azrieli for the Azrieli Foundation to encourage national unity and inspire hope. Three years on, the project is still going strong, with major orchestras and musicians taking part in a series of concerts beginning October 21st and combining a musical richness that transcends time and place, with performances of Western classical music, baroque synagogue

Edut 710 – testimony of Gidi Sabag, manager of the Nahal Oz dairy farm I Cameraman: Moshe Schiff

Commemorative project Edut 710

choose to share. They come from all corners of society: they are residents of the kibbutzim, they are Nova festivalgoers, soldiers and security forces personnel, volunteers from United Hatzalah and ZAKA, members of the various medical teams on duty that day, members of Bedouin communities, foreign workers, journalists, Holocaust survivors who survived the attacks, and more. The project database is designed to ensure maximum accessibility to the general public, in Israel and around the world - now and in the future. The people behind the initiative, mostly volunteers, listen, document, archive, and render accessible each testimony from first-hand sources and from a wide variety of perspectives, with the aim to establish a national digital archive

Edut 710 is a non-profit organization devoted to documenting October 7 survivor testimonies. The project includes a video archive (on the edut710.org website) and a YouTube channel (youtube.com/@edut_710), as well as an Interactive Platform for Community Testimony in English (edut.xsite.com/sufa). More than 2,400 testimonies have already been shared since the project started. This extensive collection of testimonies contains thousands of human stories, and a copy of each one is deposited at the National Library in Jerusalem. The organization’s core activity is meeting with the witnesses and listening to their stories - each at their own pace and according to what they

The Raanana Symphonette I Photo: On Haner

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