US EditionA Sacred Space for All: Campus Interfaith Dialogue in the Wake of October 7
Commemorations worldwide honor victims of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attacks with over 1.6 million flags planted to show solidarity amid ongoing peace negotiations and rising antisemitism.
- On Monday, Israelis and many around the world marked two years since Hamas-led attacks at the Nova music festival in Re'im, Negev that killed nearly 1,200 and abducted 250 people.
- The Flags of Fellowship campaign expanded this year, planning 1.6 million flags at about 1,300 North American institutions and hosting exhibits in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, and Montreal.
- Israeli and Hamas negotiators converged in Cairo this week as Hostage Square in Tel Aviv remained a key gathering point for families and supporters of captives.
- After a large anti-Israel demonstration, authorities reported 488 arrests by the Metropolitan Police, and related protests occurred in Turkey, Amsterdam, Bulgaria, northern Spain, and Morocco.
- `Oct. 7 changed everything,` the Anti-Defamation League said, with Jewish advocacy leaders reporting more than 400,000 volunteers mobilized to combat antisemitism.
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Broward Jewish community marks October 7 anniversary
The Jewish community of Broward County came together Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025, to mark the two-year anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks in Israel. More than 700 residents attended the commemoration, hosted by the Jewish Federation of Broward County at the David Posnack JCC in Davie. The event featured addresses from Deputy Consul General Ayellet Black and former tank commander Karni Guez.
Before Oct. 7, a rabbi and imam at Syracuse were building bridges. After the attacks, more students joined them.
At Syracuse University, Adam Baltaxe held an unlikely role: the Muslim Student Association’s lone Jewish member. Baltaxe, who graduated last spring, was a fixture at the Muslim group’s events — eating at potlucks, attending religious services, even giving a speech at the group’s Eid celebration — while also serving on Hillel’s executive board. His interest in interfaith dialogue began while studying abroad in Chile, where conversations with his …
10 meaningful ways to mark the anniversary of October 7
On Monday, Israelis, Jews, and many others around the world will mark two years since the Oct. 7 attacks, when over 1,200 people were murdered and Hamas took another 250 hostage. Oct. 7 was the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. Citizens of over 40 countries, in addition to Israelis, were kidnapped and killed in the attack. After two years of war, the anniversary will serve for many as a day to mourn and heal together. Here are some w…
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European Jewish communities come together in memory of Oct. 7 victims
“We are fighting for the basic right of every person to live [in] peace and safety,” a Nova Music Festival survivor told the London crowd.The post European Jewish communities come together in memory of Oct. 7 victims appeared first on…
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