Some moments are too important to remember alone.
Three years later, the pain of October 7 remains with us. So does our responsibility to remember.
On this solemn evening, we will come together as a community to bear witness, honor those whose lives were forever changed, and draw strength from one another.
Featuring the powerful story of Eliya Cohen, who survived 505 days in Hamas captivity, and Ziv Abud, who survived the Nova festival massacre and fought every day to bring him home. Their journey reminds us that even in humanity’s darkest moments, courage, love, and hope endure.
This event will be in person and virtual. In-person spaces will be limited.
About Eliya Cohen and Ziv Abud:
Kidnapped on October 7 from the Nova music festival, Eliya Cohen was held in Hamas captivity for 505 days in harsh conditions, cut off from the outside world. During his captivity, he did not know that his now wife, Ziv Abud, had survived. Meanwhile, Ziv fought publicly for his release while carrying their shared story forward. Together, they share an extraordinary story of survival, loss, resilience, and hope.
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