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YnetnewsPolitics

Bereaved Families Demand National Inquiry, Reject Supreme Court-Led Commission

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Bereaved families from the Din V’Tzedek and HaGvura forums are demanding a national commission of inquiry into the October 7th failures, rejecting any commission led by the Supreme Court. Speaking from Jerusalem, they called for an impartial body to investigate all state institutions and recommend disciplinary action. The families cite the Supreme Court's past interventions in security policy as a reason for their distrust. They are urging voters to make the establishment of such a commission a key issue in the upcoming election.

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  • Bereaved families demand a national inquiry into October 7th failures, rejecting Supreme Court leadership.
  • The HaGvura and Din V’Tzedek forums want an impartial commission to investigate all state institutions.
  • Families cite the Supreme Court's past interventions in security policy as a reason for distrust.
  • They are calling for the commission to have authority to recommend disciplinary and criminal action.
  • The upcoming election is framed as a referendum on how the failures will be investigated.
Bereaved Families Demand National Inquiry, Reject Supreme Court-Led Commission
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