RE/MEMBER

What Reimember does and who it is for

Reimember is a bilingual, Hebrew-first interactive memorial for the people murdered and fallen at the Nova festival and in the events of 7 October around Re'im, Israel. It preserves names, portraits, stories, photographs, firsthand testimony, and the evolving history of the physical memorial site.

It is for bereaved families, survivors and testimony speakers, onsite and remote visitors, schools, youth and IDF groups, communities, organizations, international delegations, and anyone seeking a respectful way to learn, remember, find a memorial location, request a guided visit, or support the work.

Planning a visit or guided tour

The public visit map helps people orient themselves at the memorial and search for a memorial point by name. Visitors who want more context can submit a guided-tour request through the tours page. Tours include personal testimony from a bereaved family member, sharing the life and memories of their loved one. The Reimember team confirms the date, group size, language, accessibility needs, and any sensitive circumstances before a tour is approved. A guide should not be assumed to be available without advance coordination.

Memorial content, corrections, and privacy

Life stories, photographs, and map locations are published to preserve an accurate and respectful record. A family member or authorized representative can use the public contact channels to request a correction to a name, biography, image, or location. The privacy page explains what information may be provided when someone contacts the team, requests a tour, or enters a protected area, along with the available access, correction, and deletion requests.