President Isaac Herzog, speaking Tuesday evening at a ceremony marking three years since the October 7 terrorist attack, said Israel must create a political reality of stable agreements on all its borders for the 'day after' the war. He called for building a 'shared Israeli tomorrow' and urged national unity, according to N12.
President Isaac Herzog spoke Tuesday evening at a ceremony organized by the 'Next October' project, marking three years since the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led massacre. The event, held in cooperation with N12, featured Herzog's call for a long-term political vision.
'We must remember that we also need to reach the day after the war,' Herzog said according to N12. 'We will need to create a political reality of stable, strong agreements on all our borders, and build a shared Israeli tomorrow for all of us.'
The president has participated in several memorial events around the third anniversary. On Monday, he spoke at the state memorial ceremony on Mount Herzl, where he urged a thorough investigation of the attack's failures and warned against internal division, as The Zioneer previously reported.
The 'Next October' project, a grassroots initiative launched after the massacre, focuses on shaping Israel's future direction. Herzog's latest remarks underscore his consistent emphasis on national unity and post-conflict planning, even as security operations continue on multiple fronts.
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