(7 Oct 2024)
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Philadelphia – 7 October 2024
1. Various of burnt cars outside the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History
2. Entrance to the exhibition inside the museum
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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Gov. Josh Shapiro, (D) Pennsylvania:
“Over the last few hours, the first lady and I have had the opportunity to walk through a special exhibit here at the Weitzman, depicting what happened on October 7th at the Nova Music Festival. I hope people leave here with knowledge and an understanding of what really happened, because I think that in some segments of our society, we don’t have that knowledge. So, I hope there’s knowledge. I hope there’s a deep appreciation for the innocent lives that were lost. And I hope that people come out of this a bit more tolerant, a bit more understanding and more committed to finding peace in our society and peace across the globe.”
4. Wide of portable toilets
5. Photo of victims with a bullet hole below
6. Shoe left by a victim and screen showing video shot by a victim
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7. SOUNDBITE (English) Gov. Josh Shapiro, (D) Pennsylvania:
“And certainly, I want to see the Biden administration continue to do everything they are to try and get these hostages home, to end the war and to bring about peace in the Middle East.”
8. Pan of an exhibition showing tents and other items left by victims
9. Close up of tent
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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacquelyn Murnick, student from The Pingry School:
“So, I think that the tents and the things left behind make it so much more real because there’s like shoes and people were just here, like people my age were at this event. And to think about it from that sense is a lot more deep and meaningful than just having the facts that I had before.”
11. Various of a group of students watching video on screen about the attack at the festival
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12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ellie Solomon, student from The Pingry School:
“It’s really important for me to connect with all everything that happened October 7th, just because I feel like that really could have been me there. I see myself. It’s like all the people who are at the NOVA festival are very similar age to me. And I just they were they all had very full lives, like , lots of life ahead of them, just like we do. And I really could have been anyone. And it’s horrible what happened to them. And I really think it’s important for us to remember them and honor them because they didn’t deserve anything that happened to them at all.”
13. Students looking at the exhibition
14. Items on display at the exhibition
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15. SOUNDBITE (English) Rebecca Novotastovsky, student from The Pingry School:
“This is just to remember, that’s all going on. There’s still 101 hostages in captivity as of today. And we’re still, like, Israel still getting bombed every day, like, all day, so just having something come to an end, you know, finding peace, really.”
16. Banner with pictures of hostages and a message reads, “Bring them home now”
STORYLINE:
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro commemorated October 7th with a visit to a museum exhibition on the attack at the NOVA music festival.
The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia is hosting a traveling exhibition called “The Moment the Music Stood Still,” featuring photos, videos and items recovered from the festival. Portable toilets ridden with bullet holes, shoes and tents left behind by victims and burnt cars are among objects on display at the museum.
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