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Tue, Nov 19
|Carmel Valley
Portraits of Resilience: Surviving NOVA Festival Terror Attack
From pure happiness to sheer terror. Rom El-Hai, a 29 year old D.J. retells his first hand account of surviving the most horrific terrorist attack against Jews since the Holocaust, with 380 mass shooting casualties from the NOVA Dance Festival alone.
Time & Location
Nov 19, 2024, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Carmel Valley
About The Event
Portraits of Resilience: Surviving NOVA Festival Terror Attack
Join us for a special community event and hear the personal story of Rom El-Hai, Â a survivor of the October 7th Massacre - the single worst invasion and terror attack the State of Israel has known since its founding.
The event features exclusive photos and videos from that terrible day.
In the lecture, Rom describes in a chilling way how moments of joy by young party goers were brutally replaced by sheer terror as the shooting began, and the murder of hundreds of civilians and party revelers continued for hours.
His human instinct to survive kicked in, but the difficult sights and nightmares linger on and continue to haunt him to this day as he and other survivors move through the surreal journey of personal and collective rehabilitation.
This program is appropriate for ages 14 and above.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS & PARTNERS
This event is being sponsored by PeerK12, Shields of David, and the Parent Association in order to provide this program as a complimentary event for the community.
If you would like to make a (tax exempt) donation and/or contribute towards this program, please click here or follow the QR code to our joint PayPal page.
EVENT SPONSORS AND PARTNERS
