REMEMBERING
OCTOBER 7
A Resource Guide
Wall of cars in the burnt vehicle
memorial, Tkuma, Israel.
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memorial, Tkuma, Israel.
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Amid rising misinformation and efforts to distort the facts, this report provides a clear, factual, and chronological account to preserve historical accuracy. By drawing on survivor testimonies, eyewitness statements, and expert analysis, it ensures the full scale and impact of the attack are properly documented. In an era of denialism, it serves as an impartial, evidence-based record to support informed discussion and prevent the erasure of truth.
The Report has been chaired by Lord Roberts of Belgravia. A parliamentary panel took part in testimony collection, chaired by Roberts, consisting of Lord Macdonald of River Glaven KC, Baroness Fox of Buckley, Lord Farmer, Baroness Smith of Newnham, Baroness Hodge of Barking, Greg Smith MP and Sharon Hodgson MP.
A bilingual (Hebrew/English) anthology edited by Oded Wolkstein and Maayan Eitan, that includes short fiction by Israeli and international writers, in response to the events of October 7th. The texts written for the anthology are initial yet sophisticated literary attempts to grapple with a reality that threatens the very possibility of representation, conceptualisation, and discourse. They vary from each other in perspective and style, but together they offer readers a literary kit for intellectual and emotional survival and a community with which to witness the pain and suffering – and to search for the right words.
The Second Edition of the 7 October Parliamentary Commission Report remains committed to meticulously documenting the facts of what happened on the 7 October attacks. New interviews with survivors and official investigations by authorities have be used to strengthen the accuracy of the chronology and details of the attack. These updates are reflected throughout the Second Edition. In addition to strengthening the report’s existing content, new exclusive testimony has been provided to the Commission. As well as further research conducted into the planning and execution of the attack.
The Second Edition of the 7 October Parliamentary Commission Report remains committed to meticulously documenting the facts of what happened on the 7 October attacks. New interviews with survivors and official investigations by authorities have be used to strengthen the accuracy of the chronology and details of the attack. These updates are reflected throughout the Second Edition. In addition to strengthening the report’s existing content, new exclusive testimony has been provided to the Commission. As well as further research conducted into the planning and execution of the attack.
Silenced No More presents the most comprehensive evidentiary record to date of the sexual atrocities committed on October 7 and during captivity. Developed over two years, the report is based on a uniquely constructed and independently secured war crimes archive. It provides the first systematic, case-based account of these crimes, tracing sexual violence across the full continuum of events, from the attacks themselves, through abduction and transfer, to prolonged captivity and the continued digital circulation of abuse. The findings establish that sexual violence was not incidental, it was deliberate, coordinated, and embedded in the attack itself.
