October 7 remembrance Ceremonies and family memory

Oct 5

Tal Berman and Yael Ciechanover report Israel's state memorial day three years after the October 7 massacre. Herzog says lookouts reported warning signs that were not assembled into a full picture. Bereaved relatives interrupt Netanyahu at Mount Herzl, and shouts are directed at Justice Isaac Amit. Zamir calls investigation and applying lessons a duty. The report also covers the premiere of Tuval Haim's Brothers, about his relationship and music with Yotam, and the public opening of Space That Remains at the Peres Center for Peace, showing victims' belongings and Ofri Bibas Levy's grief. It closes with plans for the Kumu/families ceremony on October 7; that ceremony has not yet occurred.

Kan reports the Haim family's premiere of Brothers, a film made by Tuval about his relationship with Yotam Haim. Tuval describes their shared drumming and musical bond. The film is scheduled for Kan 11 on October 7; the premiere and later television transmission are distinct.