Bereaved Families Seek Peace Three Years After October 7 Attacks

Bereaved families in Israel call for peace three years after the Hamas attacks, urging unity and love over violence.

October 7, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Jerusalem, Israel — Three years after the Hamas attacks on October 7, bereaved families continue to advocate for peace, emphasizing love and remembrance over conflict.

Sigal Manzuri, a US-Israeli mother from Hod HaSharon, lost her two daughters, Norelle, 25, and Roya, 22, during the massacre at the Supernova music festival. She now works to preserve their legacy through the community initiative ‘NoRo – Lighting the Way,’ which honors their passions and dreams.

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Manzuri spoke about the emotional toll of the past three years, saying, I just ask others to remember that behind every story there is a soul. As Israel prepares for its upcoming elections, she hopes for a new leadership focused on healing and reconciliation.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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