PR Executive Rani Rahav Marks Anniversary of Nova Festival Victims
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
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- PR executive Rani Rahav marked the anniversary of two October 7th victims.
- He remembered the victims of the Nova festival massacre.
- Rahav criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu in his post.
- He called for the establishment of a state commission of inquiry.
- Rahav has been a vocal critic of Netanyahu since late 2023.
PR executive and media personality Rani Rahav expressed sorrow over the deaths of two victims of the October 7th massacre, who were murdered at the Nova music festival. He marked the third anniversary of their deaths in a post on his Instagram page.
"Today Daniel was murdered and Noam was murdered (23 Tishrei). We will remember forever, along with the 1,200 murdered!" Rahav wrote. He added, "And we will remember that the Nazis of Hamas from Gaza carried out the most terrible massacre in the history of the State of Israel since its establishment! We will remember and never forget the victims of October 7th."
Noam, who was 26 at the time of his death, lived in Kfar Tavor and was murdered on the morning of October 7th near Kibbutz Re'im during the Nova festival. Daniel Waldman, who was 24 at the time of her death and lived in Tel Aviv, was also murdered at the same location.
Rahav also pointed an accusing finger at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his post, writing, "Mr. Prime Minister, before the blood is on your hands for all your life, establish a state commission of inquiry according to the law."
Rahav has been outspoken against Netanyahu in recent years, after previously being considered close to the Netanyahu family and identifying as their friend. Rahav previously stated that the turning point and end of their relationship occurred in September 2023, after Netanyahu publicly spoke out against the Supreme Court and the gatekeepers. Since then, and even more so during the Swords of Iron War, Rahav has continued to express public criticism of the Prime Minister and the government's conduct.