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A year has passed since Hamas militants tore through the border fence separating Gaza from Kfar Aza , killing scores of civilians and taking over a dozen residents hostage.
Only about 50 of the 1,000 residents of the kibbutz in southern Israel have returned.
The attack sparked an ongoing Israeli campaign in Gaza that has killed more than 41,600 Palestinians .
An investigation into the military’s failures at neighboring Kibbutz Be’eri found a “lack of command and control, a lack of coordination” among the units that fought there.
The military has launched an investigation into what happened, but has not yet released its results.
Hostage families and many residents of southern communities are boycotting the government's ceremony commemorating Oct. 7 .
For some, the kibbutz’s fate is tied to Gaza .
Some want Israel to take a hard line in the future.
Others say as long as there is no peace agreement with Palestinians , they will again be on the front lines of another Oct. 7 .
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