Private tour of Sde Boker — reflecting on October 7th

• Exclusive transportation • Wi-Fi access onboard • Water in bottles • All applicable fees and taxes • Air conditioning inside the vehicle

• Meal is not included.

• Infant seats designed for safety are provided • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transit options are available • Infants and small children may use a pram or stroller • Accessible for wheelchair users • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup is available from any location, including hotels or specified addresses, within Tel-Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Ben Gurion Airport, Ashdod port, and generally anywhere in central Israel. For airport pickups or from Haifa/Ashdod port, the guide will greet you holding a sign that displays your name. For pickups specifically from the Haifa area, there is an additional charge. Please select the option labeled "Pickup from Haifa area" when booking.

• Sderot, a small town adjacent to the Gaza Strip, has significant relevance regarding the events of October 7, 2023. Recognized for its strength, Sderot has been on the frontline of tensions, experiencing frequent rocket attacks for many years. On this date, Sderot was one of the most severely affected areas, where locals witnessed the impact of the violent incursions. This stop will provide insights into the resilience and unity of Sderot’s community, highlighting the city’s shelters, memorial spots, and stories of local heroes who exemplify courage in challenging times. This visit pays tribute to Sderot's lasting spirit and its role in Israel’s broader journey of resilience and recovery. • The old police station area, where a heroic battle took place and a new memorial monument stands. • The "legacy of good wishes" playground, which reflects the reality of daily life in Sderot. • The "Courageous viewpoint," offering a view over Gaza. • The bus stop linked to the massacre of Holocaust survivors. • The Pioneers house. • The inspiring story of the kibbutz nurse. • The massacre involving foreign workers. • The battle outside the Kibbutz. • The Nova Festival Memorial Site, a location of tragic loss and significant remembrance. On October 7, 2023, what started as a festive gathering at the Nova Music Festival transformed into tragedy, resulting in numerous innocent lives lost during an unprecedented attack. This stop honors the memories of those affected and provides space for reflection on the experiences of festival attendees, first responders, and survivors. Through respectful remembrance and guided reflection, visitors will better understand the profound impact of this event and how the Nova Festival has become a poignant symbol of hope, unity, and the importance of peace. • The "Car Cemetery" of Re’im is a poignant and solemn location that serves as a reminder of the events of October 7, 2023. Near the Re’im community, this area is known for the cars left behind by festivalgoers and civilians attempting to escape the violence that day. At this stop, visitors will see lingering reminders of lives irrevocably altered, with vehicles standing as silent markers of the day that profoundly affected the region. Guided reflection helps honor the resilience of those affected and fosters a deeper understanding of the human impact of the tragedy. • The Aner Shapira Shelter is a significant tribute to Aner Shapira, who made the ultimate sacrifice on October 7, 2023, in his efforts to save lives during the tragic events. Named in his memory, this shelter serves as both a refuge and a reminder of the bravery exhibited by those who acted selflessly amidst chaos. At this stop, visitors will learn about Shapira’s life, his heroic deeds, and the role of shelters like this in protecting communities. The visit encourages contemplation of bravery, sacrifice, and the deep resilience of individuals facing unimaginable circumstances. • Optional: Zikim Beach, located near the Gaza border, became a notable site on October 7, 2023, as it witnessed the day's tragic occurrences. Famous for its picturesque coastline, Zikim Beach became a point of vulnerability during the incursion as attackers breached Israel’s shores in proximity. This stop provides an opportunity to reflect on the contrast between the beach's natural allure and the haunting memories resulting from the events of October 7. Here, visitors can learn about the effects on local residents and nearby communities, honoring the bravery of those who protected the area while recognizing the resilience it stands for. • Optional: The town of Ofakim, situated in Israel’s southern region, endured unprecedented violence on October 7, 2023, as it came under direct assault. Residents faced harrowing hours defending their homes and each other, with local accounts of courage and unity emerging amidst the tragedy. This stop offers insights into Ofakim’s experience