Northeast Ohio Jewish community gathers to mark three years since Oct. 7 attacks on Israel
- On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, communities worldwide marked the third anniversary of the Hamas-led attack on Israel, which killed around 1,200 people and resulted in 251 hostages taken on October 7, 2023.
- Since the 2023 attack, Israel has launched a retaliatory campaign in Gaza that has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians, leaving families of victims grappling with deep, lasting trauma.
- Nova Music Festival survivors Eliya Cohen and Ziv Abud shared their survival story in Boston, while Raquel Look, mother of Montrealer Alexandre Look, described the anniversary weekend as "excruciatingly painful."
- Sheffield City Council leader Coun Fran Belbin reaffirmed the council's support for a two-state solution, while Eliaz Luf, Israel's consul general in Montreal, emphasized remembrance's importance for the global community.
- Rabbi Lisa Grushcow reflected that the attack fundamentally changed life for Jewish Montrealers, urging non-Jewish communities to foster mutual understanding and avoid polarization three years after this watershed moment.
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Three years after October 7: One in five Israelis still struggling to function
New research by Clalit and the Brookdale Institute finds that 20% of Israelis continue to experience severe difficulties in daily functioning due to mental health issues, with young women particularly affected.
OCTOBER 7 TRAUMA: One In Five Israelis Still Struggling With Daily Life Three Years After Hamas Massacre
Three years after the October 7 Hamas massacre, approximately one in five Israelis continues to suffer significant difficulties functioning in everyday life because of mental health problems, according to a major study released Sunday. The findings reveal particularly high levels of psychological distress among younger women, while a substantial proportion of Israelis experiencing post-traumatic stress […]
The brutal terror of Oct. 7 inflicted on Israel must not be forgotten amid the debate over Gaza
Oct. 7 was a brutal, savage sneak terror attack by Hamas in which they raped, kidnapped and murdered Israeli civilians in their homes, in their beds, at a music festival, wherever they could be found, in the worst day of slaughter of Jews since Hitler’s Holocaust. That’s what Oct. 7 is and that always must be remembered as the world marks three years since the bloody pogrom.
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