Miami marks 3 years since Oct. 7 attack that sparked Israel-Hamas war

• South Florida's Jewish community is commemorating the Oct. 7 attacks with remembrance events.

The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach is organizing a day of remembrance with a reading of the victims' names, candle lighting ceremonies and educational programming. Wednesday, 10am-7pm.

Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center hosts a special Shabbat morning with guest speaker Avichai Brodutch, a nurse whose wife and children were taken hostage Oct. 7 and later released. Saturday 9:15am.

"Tribute to Israel: Miami Stands with Israel" is a unity walk to the 93rd Street beach in Surfside culminating with a seaside concert. Hosted by several groups. Sunday, 10:30am–1:30pm.

The South Florida Coalition for Palestine is hosting a community gathering "marking three years of genocide in Gaza," featuring kite making, poetry and a teach-in. Saturday, 3–6:30pm.

• A United Nations independent commission has accused Israel of genocide, but the government has denied it.