Freed hostage at the site of the massacre: "Remembering is our duty"

Freed hostages Romi Gonen, Elkana Bohbot, and Noa Argamani visited the memorial complex at the site of the Nova festival in Kibbutz Re'im. Argamani visited the site for the first time since her release. Gonen spoke about the death of her friend Gaia and her duty to remember.

Freed hostages Romi Gonen, Elkana Bohbot, and Noa Argamani participated in a conference of ambassadors of the organization "Friends of Israel" at the memorial complex at the site of the Nova festival in Kibbutz Re'im. For Argamani, this was her first visit to the site of the massacre since her release from captivity. Speaking at the conference, Gonen recounted that she came to the festival with her best friend Gaia, who was killed. Gonen described Gaia's last look and the moment when terrorists shot her in the arm as she tried to check Gaia's pulse. Gonen emphasized that remembering Gaia is not a privilege but a duty.