October 7 victims share text messages from the day of the massacre, call on public to do same
Dozens of people affected by the attack launched a social media campaign with the hashtag "we are all October 7," in which those affected by the massacre share the messages received.
The Jerusalem Post reports on a social media campaign launched by victims of the October 7 massacre, who are sharing text messages from the day of the attack in a call for public participation. The campaign, using the hashtag #כולנו710, aims to bring attention to the third anniversary of the tragedy and the failures surrounding the attack.
Those affected by the massacre are encouraged to share their own messages from that day, regardless of whether they were directly impacted or not, in order to highlight the broader impact of the tragedy. Examples of shared messages include those from Shir Mathias, whose parents were murdered at Kibbutz Holit, and Vicky Cohen, whose son was abducted during the attack.
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