Surviving in Two Voices – Commemorating October 7 in Tzahala

A personal, powerful, and moving joint testimony by Jenny and Noam, each recounting the moments of the massacre at the Nova Festival from their own perspective, their attempt to escape and survive, and their holding on to each other amid the inferno.

Through the two voices, one story is revealed from different angles—the fear, decision-making under mortal danger, trust, and mutual responsibility.

The survival story also opens a perspective on relationships in moments of extreme crisis and on coping with loss, change, and the choice to continue living and building a life together after everything changed forever.

Tuesday | 6.10.26 | 20:00 | Studio 4 at Tzahalah Community Center, 2nd floor.
Doors open at 19:45.

About the couple

Jenny Savidia (44) — social psychologist and doctoral student, mother of two daughters, Nova massacre survivor, sister of Shlomi Savidia, who was murdered at the festival, and a torch lighter (2024/2025) for her work at a rehabilitation center for those affected by October 7.

Noam Lev-Ram (47) — owner of a computer laboratory, father of three teenagers, and Nova massacre survivor.

“On October 7, our lives changed forever. Amid the moments of terror in the Nova fields, we chose not only to stay alive but also to find meaning in life. For nearly three years, we have been sharing our survival story and our joint rehabilitation journey with audiences in Israel and around the world, offering strength, inspiration, and hope.”

The event is held in collaboration with Tzahalah Community Center, Tzahalah Community Country Club, and the Tzahalah Association Committee.

Tzahalah Community Center: 1 Avner St.
For accessibility information and questions, contact the office: 03-7242935
Email: [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you,
The Tzahalah Community Center team.