This year marks one year since the horrific October 7 attacks, which have drastically influenced U.S. politics and sparked discussions about policies related to Israel and Palestine. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are scheduled to give remarks to commemorate the day, each holding separate events that highlight the ongoing impact of the conflict. President Biden has expressed his commitment to bringing hostages home and has described October 7 as 'the deadliest day for Jewish people since the Holocaust.' As tensions remain high in the region, with recent violence reported in Tel Aviv, leaders across the globe, including Biden and French President Macron, have extended their solidarity. The anniversary serves as a reminder of both the human cost of conflict and the shifting dynamics within U.S. political parties, particularly among Jewish voters. With numerous events planned, including memorials and candlelight vigils, the day is shaped by a mix of mourning, reflection, and a call for peace.