Evento de UJA marca el tercer aniversario del 7 de octubre con unos 400 asistentes; se devela un memorial hecho con pines y etiquetas de rehenes

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A non-Jewish Israeli survivor of October 7 captivity addressed a New York audience of about 400, urging Jews to be loud and firm in their identity. The event at the Museum of Jewish Heritage included the unveiling of a public art installation made from hostage tags and pins. The survivor's presence and message underscore how the trauma of that day continues to be processed publicly, even by those outside the Jewish community. Watch for how survivor testimonies shape ongoing communal and political responses to the anniversary.