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Makor RishonSecurity

Bereaved Families Mark Three Years Since War's Start

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Dozens of bereaved families gathered in Jerusalem to mark three years since the "Swords of Iron" war, demanding accountability and lessons learned from the October 7 massacre. The families, affiliated with "Din V'Tzedek" and "Gvura" forums, held a press conference to keep the memory of their loved ones central to public discourse. They presented demands regarding the investigation of failures and the ongoing difficult period for Israel. The event coincided with memorial ceremonies for victims of the October 7 attacks.

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  • Bereaved families gathered in Jerusalem to mark three years since the "Swords of Iron" war.
  • The families demanded accountability and lessons learned from the October 7 massacre.
  • The "Din V'Tzedek" and "Gvura" forums organized the press conference.
  • The event coincided with memorial ceremonies for victims of the October 7 attacks.
  • Families raised questions about the state's conduct since the war began.
Bereaved Families Mark Three Years Since War's Start
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Dozens of bereaved families gathered at the "Mahl HaGvura" (Camp of Bravery) in Jerusalem to mark three years since the "Swords of Iron" war began. The families, affiliated with the "Din V'Tzedek" (Law and Justice) and "Gvura" forums, held a press conference to voice their concerns and keep the memory of their loved ones at the forefront of public discourse. They also raised questions regarding the state's conduct since the war's outbreak.

The statement took place on the eve of October 7, coinciding with memorial ceremonies for those killed and fallen in the massacre. The families, who lost relatives in the Nova music festival massacre and during the subsequent fighting, addressed the failures that led to the events of October 7 and the three years that have passed. They emphasized the need for an investigation into the failures and for lessons to be learned.

During the announcement, the families presented several demands concerning the investigation of the failures and the difficult week Israel is currently experiencing. They stated that three years after the war's commencement, issues of responsibility, investigation, and drawing lessons remain unresolved. The article also mentions a state memorial ceremony for victims of hostile acts, where the Prime Minister, President, and chairman of an organization for victims of hostile acts were scheduled to speak.

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