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Three years on, October 7 massacre sites in Israel draw visitors seeking to remember

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Three years following the October 7 attacks, memorial sites near the Gaza border have become significant pilgrimage destinations for Israelis and Jewish diaspora communities. France 24 reports that these locations serve as places of remembrance for victims, with the specific number of casualties being at least 1,195, predominantly civilians. The evidence indicates a strong trend of visitation over the past three years, though the article does not specify the exact number of visitors or the duration of the reporting period.

Key points

• Memorial sites near the Gaza border have become heavily visited over the past three years to honor victims of the October 7 attacks.
• The article states that at least 1,195 people were killed in Israel, mostly civilians, during the October 7 attack.

Context and limitations

The report covers the period of three years following the October 7 attacks. The specific number of visitors and the exact duration of the reporting period are not provided in the evidence.

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