In a powerful and emotional moment, former Israeli hostages and Holocaust survivors joined voices to sing Israel’s national anthem, Hatikva—“The Hope”—underscoring the enduring spirit of a people and the profound meaning of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

While the pain of loss is profound, the collective will to rebuild is even stronger.

In the clip, the dancers do a choreographed dance before reenacting scenes from the attack, such as when music festival-goers had to run for safety and hide from Hamas terrorists

Through ceremonies, vigils, and educational initiatives, Yom HaShoah honors the memory of those who perished.

'It’s been six months, and October 7 is fading out,' said Yonathan Diller, one of the Nova survivors.

Israeli wellness center aids Nova festival survivors with holistic support for healing and recovery.

It wasn’t clear if the people on board had drowned or abandoned the boat.

'Seventy-five years ago today, when Soviet troops entered these gates, they had no idea what lay behind them. And since that day, the entire world has struggled with what they found inside,' said World Jewish Congress president Ronald S. Lauder.