As Israel marks three years since the Hamas-led attacks on October 7, the country is filled with mourning and reflection. Survivors continue to cope with trauma, expressing feelings of pain and anger as they remember the horrors of that day. Memorials and protests are held across Israel, with families of victims joining elections in hopes of healing. The ongoing conflict has sparked international reactions, with hundreds of protests planned worldwide. In parallel, concerns about potential threats from Hamas persist, causing heightened security alerts. As Israelis grapple with their memories, Palestinians are also deeply affected by the war that followed, creating a complex narrative of grief and resilience for both sides.