Join us for a community event commemorating the one-year mark of the October 7th massacre. We will gather to pay tribute to the fallen, honor heroism in the face of darkness, unite the community, and reaffirm our community’s strength and commitment to Israel.
We are honored to host Sagi Gabay, a 28-year-old survivor of the Nova Festival, from the organization Faces of October 7th. Sagi will share his terrifying story of narrowly surviving the massacre.
Following his story, we will stand together against antisemitism and in solidarity with the survivors and their stories in a post-program ceremony to commemorate the lives lost and those who continue to fight for all hostages to be brought home.
For security reasons, RSVP is required and photo IDs will be checked upon arrival. Please no large bag or backpacks. All bags subject to search.
We are currently at capacity. We will send a copy of the recording to our email subscribers. If you are not a current subscriber and would like to view the recorded event, please sign up here.
Sagi is from Rishon LeTsiyon, born to Moroccan Israeli parents. He has a B.A. in political science and communications and a M.A. in diplomacy and strategic marketing. In the IDF he was a news editor and sound technician for the army station of one of the leading news companies in Israel. At university, he was the spokesperson of the student union and was responsible for bringing the Birthright program to his school for the first time. During university, he participated in a leadership and public diplomacy fellowship through StandWithUs. For the past three years, he has been working in the Knesset.
The mission of The Faces of October 7th is to combat antisemitism by building bridges and fighting disinformation in the media.
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