Edut 710 is the largest project dedicated to the recording and preserving the testimonies of those who were immediately affected by the devastating October 7 attacks.
Edut 710 was founded on October 9, 2023 by a collective of volunteers: filmmakers, historians, archivists and mental health practitioners with the goal of establishing a video testimony database, ensuring the personal stories and experiences of those who survived will be available and accessible for generations to come, while maintaining the highest ethical, legal and technical standards.
Edut 710 is committed to echoing the authentic voices from October 7th, providing the world and the global Jewish community with reliable, first-hand accounts. We believe that making these testimonies accessible is a vital step in strengthening the bond between Israel and Diaspora Jewry through a shared understanding of our resilience and continuity. Furthermore, we view this work as a powerful educational cornerstone for cultivating a deep-rooted Jewish identity and a formidable tool in the global fight against Antisemitism, ensuring that the next generation remains profoundly connected to the pulse of our people.
Edut 710 - Our Core Work >>
An introduction to our testimonial collection process.
The AI Archive Vision >>
Our vision for a world-first AI-driven archive, designed in cooperation with the Hebrew University to make these testimonies an experiential and interactive resource. We aim to launch this archive by October of this year. As we saw together, this will allow for a unique way to engage with the testimonies globally.
Holocaust Survivors’ Testimonies >>
A compilation highlighting the powerful connection between generations and the continuity of the Jewish story—a narrative that we know is deeply resonant with Jewish communities in the US.
The Civilians at War Platform >>
A unique initiative presenting to the world the collective story of the communities, documenting the heroism of the Emergency Response Teams (Kitot Konenut) which we viewed together. We believe that featuring this initiative on your "Remembering Together" website could be a wonderful way to amplify these stories of extraordinary bravery.
The Testimony of Daniel Katzenstein >>
A veteran Psychotrauma Responder who frames the events of October 7th within the long continuum of Jewish resilience. (Recommended: Start watching from the 3:00 mark).
Nahal Oz Survivors >>
In their own words, they describe their motivation for giving testimony and the profound impact of our work: documentation for future generations, emotional rehabilitation, and honoring the legacy of survivors.
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