The October Council opened tonight the week of October 7 memorial events with an exhibition titled 'The Space That Remains', marking three years since the Hamas-led massacre, Israeli media report. The exhibition was the first event of the week's schedule; details of the display were not immediately available.
The October Council, a civil protest and memorial group formed after the October 7, 2023 massacre, kicked off its week of commemorative events tonight with an exhibition titled 'The Space That Remains' (החלל שנשאר). The location and specific contents of the exhibition were not immediately reported.
The Council has previously organized large-scale civil memorial events, including the 'Day of a Thousand' nationwide moment of silence and rally at Hostages Square in July 2026, as covered by The Zioneer. This week's program marks three years since the October 7 attack and is expected to include additional memorial ceremonies, rallies, and public events across Israel.
Further details on the week's schedule and the exhibition itself are forthcoming.
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