Families of Oct. 7 Victims Mark Anniversary with Convoy to Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Families of victims of the October 7th massacre held a convoy from Caesarea to Tel Aviv on the third anniversary of the event. Ayala Metzger, whose father-in-law was killed in captivity, vowed to remember the day and stressed the need for accountability. She stated that citizens must ensure investigations into the failures and that those responsible are removed from public life to prevent future disasters. The convoy included towed vehicle frames, symbolizing the events of that day.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Families of October 7th victims held a convoy from Caesarea to Tel Aviv on the third anniversary of the massacre.
- Ayala Metzger, whose father-in-law was murdered in Hamas captivity, spoke at the event.
- Metzger stated that the day is for remembrance and for the "loss of the country's way."
- She vowed that the abandonment and massacre would not be forgotten, even on October 27th.
- Metzger called for citizens to ensure accountability for those responsible for the failures.
- The convoy was accompanied by towed vehicle frames.
On the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre, a convoy led by families of victims departed from Caesarea and traveled to Tel Aviv, accompanied by towed vehicle frames. Ayala Metzger, whose father-in-law Yoram Metzger was murdered in Hamas captivity, stated that this is a "personal and national day of remembrance for all the people we lost, and also for the loss of the country's way." She emphasized that "we will not allow the abandonment and the massacre to be blurred and forgotten." Metzger added that "even on October 27th, we will remember this day, that's what the elections are about." She urged citizens to ensure that "those who abandoned [us] will bear responsibility, that everything will be investigated, and those responsible will leave our lives before they cook up the next disaster."
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