06/10/2026
October 7, 2023 - three years ago, Israel awoke to the deadliest attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust.
What began as a day of celebration became a day of massacre. Hamas terrorists invaded Israeli communities, murdering civilians - children, families and the elderly - and taking 251 people hostage. Hundreds more were wounded, and an entire nation was plunged into war.
Three years later, October 7 remains a wound that has not closed.
October 7 changed Israel forever.
It changed the way Israelis understand security, home, vulnerability and survival. It left families grieving, communities displaced, and a generation carrying memories that will not disappear.
But October 7 also revealed something else: the resilience of the Jewish people - and the importance of those who refuse to look away.
Three years later, we remember the victims not only by the circumstances of their deaths, but by the lives they lived. We remember their families, whose worlds were shattered. We remember the soldiers and security personnel who gave their lives protecting others. We remember the hostages, and every family that waited for them to come home.
And we remember the responsibility that comes with memory.
The massacre must not be denied.
The victims must not be forgotten.
Antisemitism must not be normalized.
The truth must not be rewritten.
On this third anniversary, we mourn. We remember. We stand with the families who continue to carry the weight of October 7.
And we stand together, as a Jewish people, with Israel, and with all those around the world who refuse to be indifferent to the suffering of others, who reject antisemitism and terrorism, and who understand that remembrance is an act of responsibility.
Three years later, we remember.
We will not forget.
We will not look away.
Am Yisrael Chai 🇮🇱
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