Former Hostage Criticizes Israeli Government's Indifference
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
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- Former hostage Gadi Moses criticizes government indifference three years after October 2023.
- Residents of Kibbutz Nir Oz live in constant fear and uncertainty.
- Moses claims military operations ignore civilian needs near the Gaza border.
- He accuses the Prime Minister of offering slogans instead of dialogue.
- Moses demands fair treatment and calls for national unity.
Three years after the October 2023 events, former hostage Gadi Moses stated that residents of Kibbutz Nir Oz, near the Gaza border, continue to live in constant fear and uncertainty. Moses criticized the government's perceived indifference, particularly highlighting the military's operations in Gaza which he claims ignore the needs of civilians living meters from the border. He asserted that the army does not share information with citizens and that the Israeli state has not provided guarantees against a repeat of the October events.
Moses expressed disappointment with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies, describing himself as an "invisible citizen" whose pain is not understood by the premier, who he feels offers only slogans instead of dialogue. He demanded fair treatment and equal rights as a full citizen. The former hostage also commented on the Prime Minister's resistance to establishing a state commission to investigate the attack.
Moses accused the country's leadership of intentionally deepening divisions within the Jewish people and undermining national unity. He called for fair treatment and equal rights for all citizens.
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