Journey from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv to the Gaza border and visit areas affected by the October 7th events. Stop at Kobe’s Hill lookout point and then watch a short film at the Sderot Police Station. In Nahal Oz, learn about moments of courage and loss, honoring the fallen “female observers”. Visit Re’im, once the Nova Festival site, now a memorial, and see roadside bomb shelters where locals sought safety. Pause in Netivot for lunch, and end with some quiet reflection at the infamous parking lot of torched cars.
The tour is guided by local experts who ensure a sensitive and respectful experience, allowing visitors to learn, reflect, and bear witness to a pivotal moment in Israel’s recent history.
6:15 - Departure from Jerusalem
8:00 - Departure from Tel Aviv
Travel south on Route 232 and learn about the stories that took place along this road, then at Kobe’s Hill, observe the frontline overlook of the Gaza border
Pause at Sderot Police Station and watch a short film, then reach the Nahal Oz outlook and honor the “female observers”, border surveillance experts who died during the Nahal Oz attack
Arrive in Re’im, the site where the Nova Music Festival was once celebrated, enjoy free time for remembrance, reflection, and prayer at the Nova Festival Victims Memorial, and stop at the roadside bomb shelters, where many Israelis sought shelter
Enjoy lunch in Netivot, then visit the parking lot where dozens of torched cars remain
16:15 - Return to Tel Aviv
18:00 - Return to Jerusalem
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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