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Families of kids killed in Oct. 7 attacks and Gaza war still feel pain of loss 3 years later

Written and edited by the WorldPing NewsdeskPublished Updated Original reporting: CBS News

What happened

Wednesday marks three years since the Oct.

7, 2023, attacks in Israel that triggered the war in Gaza.

The families of children killed in Israel and Gaza spoke about the pain they still feel three years later.

Key facts

  • 7, 2023, attacks in Israel that triggered the war in Gaza.
  • The families of children killed in Israel and Gaza spoke about the pain they still feel three years later.
  • Reported by CBS News and published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 19:42:59 UTC.

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Coverage timeline

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  1. Israelis, Palestinians reflect on 3 years since Oct. 7 attacks

  2. For families of children killed in Israel and Gaza, pain has not dulled

  3. Israelis demand accountability over 7 October failures three years after attacks

  4. Saudi Arabia says Houthi attacks on airports killed three foreign nationals

  5. At least 24 killed as Russia launches massive attack on Ukraine

  6. Families of kids killed in Oct. 7 attacks and Gaza war still feel pain of loss 3 years later

  7. 'It's still unclear whether Netanyahu will pay for what happened during his time in office'

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