Two years after the deadly attack on the Nova music festival in southern Israel, families and survivors gathered at the site to mourn and remember the more than 370 victims. The former festival grounds now serve as a memorial, with metal poles bearing the portraits of those killed or taken hostage, surrounded by flowers, candles, and personal tributes. At dawn, mourners observed a minute of silence at the exact time the attack began, reflecting on the trauma and loss that continues to shape their lives. For many, the pain remains raw, and the site has become a place to honor loved ones and ensure their stories are not forgotten.