Vigils and protests mark one year since Hamas attacks on Israel as fighting rages on
Briefly

"Memorial services across Israel are taking place Monday, a year on since Hamas' attacks on communities close to the country's border with Gaza, marking the deadliest day in Israel's history."
"The ensuing war in Gaza has killed at least 41,900 Palestinians and wounded more than 97,300, according to Gaza's health ministry, highlighting the significant human cost of the conflict."
"Across the world, candlelight vigils are taking place Monday to commemorate those killed in the surprise Hamas attacks one year ago, with gatherings planned in places from Tel Aviv to Paris to New York."
"Talks for a cease-fire, which many Israelis hope would lead to the release of the remaining 101 hostages, are currently on hold, emphasizing the ongoing tension in the region."
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