• King David St 7 - 6:15 - Departure from Jerusalem

• Textile And Fashion Building - 8:00 - Departure from Tel Aviv

• Israel - Journey south on Route 232 and discover the stories that unfolded along this path. Visit a southern kibbutz and explore the area while listening to tales from kibbutz members.

• Nahal Oz - Arrive at the Nahal Oz outlook to pay tribute to the “female observers,” border surveillance experts who lost their lives during the Nahal Oz attack.

• Re’im - Visit Re’im, the former site of the Nova Music Festival. Take time for remembrance, reflection, and prayer at the Nova Festival Victims Memorial. Afterwards, stop at the roadside bomb shelters where many Israelis found refuge.

• Netivot - Enjoy lunch in Netivot.

• Re’im Parking Lot - Explore the parking lot where numerous burned cars remain. Make a brief stop at a photo exhibition.

• Tel Aviv - 17:30 - Return to Tel Aviv

• Jerusalem - 19:00 - Return to Jerusalem

• Transportation
• Hand-picked expert guide

• Meals and drinks
• Personal travel insurance
• Gratuities

Travel from Jerusalem or Tel Aviv to the Gaza border to explore areas impacted by the events of October 7th. Visit a southern kibbutz to hear stories of bravery and loss, and pay tribute to the “female observers” at Nahal Oz. Stop at Re’im, the former site of the Nova Festival, now a memorial, and view roadside bomb shelters where residents found refuge. Enjoy lunch in Netivot and observe the burned cars in a local parking lot before ending the journey at a photo exhibition.

The tour is led by local experts who provide a thoughtful and respectful experience, enabling visitors to learn, reflect, and witness a significant moment in Israel’s recent history.

• Visitor discretion is advised. Given that this tour covers deeply sensitive subject matter, participants are encouraged to prepare themselves emotionally and mentally.
• All participants must be at least 14 years of age.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.