Hundreds of survivors from the Nova music festival massacre gathered at a Jerusalem hotel for a deeply moving Hanukkah candle-lighting ceremony. Organized by the Jewish Connection group, the event provided a sense of closure and spiritual renewal for many attendees, some of whom have recently begun observing the Sabbath. Shaked Avraham, one of the survivors, described the experience as a revival of his soul and expressed gratitude for discovering the spiritual significance of Shabbat. The ceremony highlighted the survivors' journey from trauma toward healing and connection, as they found comfort and unity in their faith.