(7 Oct 2024)
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Madrid, Spain – 7 October 2024
1. Wide of conference room for commemoration of the Oct. 7 attack in Israel
2. Video screen showing images of attack
3. Nissim Louk, father of victim Shani Louk giving a speech
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Nissim Louk, father of Shani Louk:
"And we need your support, on one side make sure you know where your money goes, make sure where your diplomacy goes to. And remember the picture of Shani on the truck, and if you have any doubts about what is good and what is wrong look at the picture."
5. Close of screen
6. Pictures of two Spanish nationals killed on Oct. 7, Maya Villalobos and Iván Illarramendi
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ander Illarramendi, brother of Iván Illarramendi:
"Still today, although we have been able to bury them, we still have our hearts in our hands, I don’t want to talk about this terrorism because it hurts my soul. We continue with this story, but as Ivan would have said, ‘Ander, don’t stop. don’t stop. At the very least we will continue to fight until we find justice and with that peace, and above all else security for all.’"
8. Jewish prayer led by Madrid Rabbi
STORYLINE:
A ceremony for the Spanish victims of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack into southern Israel was held in Madrid on Monday, marking a year since the deadliest attack in Israel’s history and as war rages on multiple fronts.
Nissim Louk, father of Shani Louk, a German-Israeli woman who was kidnapped by Hamas militants from the Nova music festival, addressed attendees of the event organised by the Spanish Federation of Jewish Communities.
A photo of 22-year-old Louk’s twisted body in the back of a pickup truck ricocheted around the world and brought to light the scale of the militants’ attack on Israeli communities.
"Remember the picture of Shani on the truck, and if you have any doubts about what is good and what is wrong look at the picture," he said.
Ander Illarramendi, brother of Iván Illarramendi who was killed alongside his wife in the Kissufim kibbutz, said he would keep fighting for justice for the sake of his brother, even though it "hurts my soul."
Vigils, commemorations and acts of remembrance are being held across the world to mark a year since the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel as leaders call for an end to antisemitism and the release of Israeli hostages.
Last year’s cross-border attack, which killed about 1,200 people, caught Israel unprepared on a major Jewish holiday. It shattered Israelis’ sense of security and left many countries, already on edge over Russia’s war in Ukraine, facing the prospect of another major conflict in the Middle East.
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