A national memorial ceremony commemorating the victims of the October 7th massacre is being organized by the “Komu” movement and the families of those affected. This event has become a central focus for remembrance over the past two years. The ceremony will be held on October 7th in Yarkon Park, designed as an “open park” format. This decision aims to allow tens of thousands of Israelis to participate, making it the largest memorial event in the country’s history. The event marks three years since the devastating attacks that profoundly impacted Israel. Organizers hope the open format fosters national unity and collective mourning. It will serve as a poignant tribute to those lost and a day of national significance.