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National Library of Israel launches memorial book initiative ahead of Oct. 7 anniversary

The initiative will preserve memorial books and personal works created in memory of those killed in combat and those murdered, while making their stories accessible to future generations.

The National Library of Israel has launched a memorial book initiative ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, aiming to collect and preserve books and booklets created in memory of those killed in combat and those murdered. The library will present an exhibition titled "7.10 | Bound in Memory" for three months, featuring memorial books and booklets created in the wake of the loss, and is calling on the public to help locate and deposit additional memorial publications for preservation.

This initiative is part of the National Library's broader effort to document the events of October 7 and the subsequent war, with the goal of making these materials accessible to future generations.

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