What can Israeli educators learn from a visit to the memorial for the victims of 9/11?
Change starts with the ability to hear, feel, and acknowledge the pain of the other. This is our mission in the Joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony, this year more than ever.
This discovery adds a significant layer to the museum's collection that already includes items like wooden miniature chess pieces and bread-made figures.
When Israel’s governing coalition convened on Sunday to set an annual memorial day to commemorate the tragedy, it didn’t choose October 7 or any date on the Gregorian calendar.
Guterres’ absence from the event will come after facing heavy criticism from Israel and its supporters for his response to the war.
Over the past 100 days, dozens of moving and unifying prayer events have taken place, with thousands of attending worshippers.
Their accounts detailed over 10 hours of a life-threatening race: escaping by car and foot, seeking improvised shelter, and ducking from gunfire.
Over 1.67 million people visited the museum in 2023, which is a significant rise from the 2022 numbers which were limited due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Israeli DJ RIMO pays tribute to lives lost at the Nova music festival, by performing on the stage at the site of the massacre in front of a field filled with the pictures of victims.