Yael Netzer: Memories Fade. Testimonies Don’t.

And we shall tell our children about that day OCTOBER 7TH

For generations, Jewish memory has depended on testimony. Today, that responsibility is ours.

October 7th is now part of our Jewish history. Help us preserve the testimonies of those who lived it - so the world knows.

At Edut 710 (Testimonies of October 7), we listen to the people who were there. No scripts. No interpretation. Just people telling in their own words what they lived through.

More than 2,000 testimonies have already been documented and are available online.

NO SINGLE TESTIMONY CAN HOLD THE STORY.

Thousands of people experienced October 7, each from a different place and point of view. In homes and safe rooms. On the roads. At the Nova festival. In communities, rescue efforts, and battle.

Together the testimonies form a digital mosaic of October 7th - a new chapter in our chronicles.

With the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, we are building the world’s first AI-powered search engine for testimonies.

Every day matters. Memories fade. TESTIMONIES DON'T.

Our people have learned the importance of preserving firsthand testimony. Tens of thousands are still waiting to be documented.

Help us continue documenting human history as it unfolds.

Your donation helps us continue - for the resilience of our people and for educating our children, today and for generations to come.

$300 translates and subtitles one testimony in English. $2,700 preserves one testimony.

Donate today. Help us preserve Jewish heritage.

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