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London Exhibit Shows Victims' Shoes, Hamas Attack Footage

5/19/2026

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Marlowe Family Tribute

The exhibition features a room of victims' shoes alongside personal phone and body-camera footage to confront denial.
An immersive exhibit on the October festival attack opened in Shoreditch, London, with organizers expecting thousands of visitors.
It displays cars, audio of a Hamas attacker bragging about killing Jews, and CCTV footage.
Lisa and Michael Marlowe honor son Jake and remember Aner Shapiro, killed in the shelter.

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Bohbot Urges Exhibit

Former Hamas hostage Elkana Bohbot told GB News he cannot believe the October 7 attack and urged Britons to visit exhibit.
The Nova Exhibition in London runs for six weeks, displaying victims’ items and vehicles, expecting thousands of visitors.
Bohbot said he survived 738 days of captivity without food, water, medical care, psychological torture.
Visiting the exhibit in person, he said, makes tragedy feel deeper than televised footage.

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Police Remove Sign

The Metropolitan Police asked organizers to remove the exhibition’s main sign as part of a security operation.
The Nova Music Festival Exhibition, a memorial of the Oct 7 2023 massacre, runs in London from May 20 to July 5.
Organizers said the sign will be reinstalled on the official opening day after police review.
Police kept the site’s exact location secret and deployed visible officers with real-time threat-detection technology.

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Marlowe Family Tribute

The exhibition features a room of victims' shoes alongside personal phone and body-camera footage to confront denial.
An immersive exhibit on the October festival attack opened in Shoreditch, London, with organizers expecting thousands of visitors.
It displays cars, audio of a Hamas attacker bragging about killing Jews, and CCTV footage.
Lisa and Michael Marlowe honor son Jake and remember Aner Shapiro, killed in the shelter.

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