Ex-Hostage Accuses Netanyahu of Blocking Oct. 7 Inquiry for Political Gain
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Former Hamas hostage Gadi Moses accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of opposing a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre for political reasons. Moses, who was held for 482 days, also criticized the security situation in his kibbutz and Netanyahu's role in societal divisions. No state commission has been formed nearly three years after the massacre, with opposition parties promising to establish one if elected. Moses called for a more empathetic national conversation about the trauma of October 7.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Former hostage Gadi Moses accused PM Netanyahu of blocking an Oct. 7 inquiry for political reasons.
- Moses was held captive for 482 days and his partner was killed on Oct. 7.
- No state commission of inquiry into the Oct. 7 massacre has been established.
- Opposition parties pledged to create an inquiry if they form the next government.
- Moses also criticized security in his kibbutz and societal divisions.
- He called for a more empathetic national conversation about trauma.
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