The former British prime minister said he was 'anxious about the wobbling' he sees worldwide, and acknowledged he wished he had visited the exhibition sooner. The exhibition documents the October 7 Nova massacre, in which 413 people were murdered by Hamas terrorists.
Boris Johnson, former UK prime minister, visited London's Nova Exhibition, an immersive memorial documenting the October 7 massacre at the Nova music festival. After touring the exhibit, which includes survivor testimony, scorched vehicles, and victims' belongings, Johnson warned of growing global indifference and denial, saying he was 'anxious about the wobbling' he sees worldwide. The exhibition, which has drawn over 20,000 visitors, was recently extended to July 15. Johnson's remarks underscore the ongoing international effort to preserve the evidence of the massacre amid rising denial and hostility.
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