Israel Police Marks Three Years Since October 7th Attacks
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- Israel Police honors officers killed on October 7th and during the war.
- 72 police officers have fallen since the October 7th attacks.
- The Inspector General vowed to learn from the events and improve readiness.
- Investigations into the October 7th combat zones have been completed.
- The police committed to supporting bereaved families and preserving fallen officers' legacies.
The Israel Police is commemorating three years since the October 7th Hamas attacks, honoring the officers who fell in the line of duty. Inspector General of the Israel Police, Dany Levy, stated that three years have passed since the "murderous terror attack" on October 7, 2023, and the beginning of the "War of Return." He recalled the bravery of those who went out to save lives and protect the public, fighting terrorists, rescuing the wounded, and defending communities under conditions of uncertainty. Levy noted that 58 police officers were killed on October 7th, with an additional 14 falling during the subsequent war. He pledged that the police would stand by the bereaved families and continue to preserve the memory and legacy of their loved ones. Levy also emphasized the importance of learning from the events of that day to strengthen the police's readiness. He revealed that extensive, unprecedented investigations into the combat zones of October 7th have been conducted, with findings presented to the police's senior command, and stressed the commitment to implementing the lessons learned. The police will carry the memory of its fallen officers and all victims as they continue their mission to protect lives, ensure public safety, and serve the citizens of Israel.
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