Families of Oct. 7 Victims Protest, Mark Three Years Since Massacre
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Families of victims and hostages protested across Israel on Tuesday, marking three years since the October 7th massacre. Demonstrations were held outside the Knesset and the homes of Likud officials. One speaker, Gal Goren, whose parents were killed and bodies taken to Gaza, spoke of "three years of guilt, shame, and regret." Aharon Troan noted the absence of government representatives offering condolences.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Families of October 7th victims protested across Israel, marking three years since the massacre.
- Protests occurred outside the Knesset and the homes of senior Likud officials.
- Gal Goren, son of murdered victims, spoke of "three years of guilt, shame, and regret."
- Aharon Troan stated no government representatives offered condolences for his murdered sister.
- Protesters are demanding the establishment of a state inquiry commission.
Families of victims and hostages, along with protesters calling for a state inquiry commission, marked three years since the October 7th massacre across Israel. Demonstrations were held, including outside the Knesset, where Gal Goren, whose parents Avner and Miah Goren were murdered and their bodies taken to Gaza, spoke. He questioned how to articulate "three years of guilt, shame, and regret" and lamented the lack of response to their warnings and demands. Aharon Troan, whose sister Shachar Matias Schnor was murdered in Kibbutz Holit, stated that no government representative had come to offer condolences or explanations. Protests also took place outside the homes of senior Likud officials, including Ohana, Kish, and Levin.
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