US EditionA divided Israel marks 2 years since Oct. 7 attack as war in Gaza grinds on and hostages languish
Commemorations honor over 1,200 Israeli victims while peace talks in Egypt continue amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises in Gaza, with millions displaced, experts say.
- Students at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign held separate events on the two-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack, with Jewish student groups honoring victims and others protesting for Palestinian support and university divestment from military companies.
- During the remembrance event, Jewish students sang prayers for hostages held by Hamas, while protesters led by Students for Justice in Palestine called for local action to support Gaza and blocked an intersection in their march.
- The conflict that started with Hamas's attack has resulted in over 67,000 Palestinian deaths, with reports of genocide by rights groups and ongoing allegations towards Israeli military tactics.
- Commemoration events continued in Israel with thousands mourning the victims of the Oct. 7 attack.
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