Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navaz is away. On the news hour tonight.

Israel marks one year since Hamas's deadly attack as war rages on multiple fronts.

Still I'm here, so they will have to understand this.

Nobody is going because they kill us.

Nobody is going.

The recovery from Hurricane Helene is complicated by lies, hoaxes, and conspiracy theories

spread by former President Donald Trump and others.

And residents of a Ukrainian town face an agonizing choice as Russian

forces advance within a mile of their homes. Welcome to the news hour. It was one year ago today that Hamas gunman launched a

surprise terror attack on Israel, killing and wounding thousands and

abducting hundreds more.

In Israel and around the world,

memorials marked a year of loss, a year of trauma,

and a year of war that is still unfolding.

It was not yet dawn. Still families of Israel's victims had already gathered to remember lighting candles and choking back tears for the more than 360 people who were killed at the site of a music festival one year ago.

When the sun finally rose, club music echoed. It was the last song that festival goers heard on

October 7th, 2023 before the shooting started. And in pain laid bare, the solemn ceremony pierced by the anguished whale of a victim's relative.

Family spoke of the moment that everything changed.

It seems to be like yesterday was the last day we saw him.

For us yesterday was the last day of the old life.

In Jerusalem, sirens blared at 6.29 a.m.

believed to be the precise moment Hamas-led militants

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