For Israelis, October 7 is, in a phrase that’s taken root in the country, “the day that never ends.” After 365 iterations of that interminable day, life in Israel is unrecognizable from that of a year earlier, reduced to a sort of survival mode.

Thousands marked the first anniversary of the Hamas attack in southern Israel on October 7 last year. The attack claimed 1,200 lives and 250 people were taken hostage, 100 of which remain in captivity.

After rushing to comfort Israel as it grieved the worst attack on Jews since the Holocaust, President Joe Biden last year pledged America would stand with the country in its dark days and the good ones he insisted would come.

US President Joe Biden has joined leaders around the world in commemorating the October 7 attacks on Israel, which saw some 1,200 people killed by Hamas and other militant groups exactly one year ago.

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