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YnetPolitics

Kidnapped Soldier's Mother Refuses to Apologize, Demands Netanyahu Apologize

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Hebrew · Sole source

Maayan Sherman, mother of kidnapped soldier Ron Sherman who was killed in Gaza, stated at a Tel Aviv protest that she will not apologize for her son's abduction. She demanded Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government apologize to the families for the events of October 7th. Sherman also called for an investigation and urged people to vote for a responsible government.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Maayan Sherman, mother of kidnapped soldier Ron Sherman, refused to apologize to PM Netanyahu.
  • Sherman stated Netanyahu and his government should apologize to families for the October 7th events.
  • Her son Ron Sherman was kidnapped on October 7th and killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
  • She called for an investigation into the events and urged voting for a responsible government.
  • The statements were made at a women's protest in Tel Aviv.

Maayan Sherman, the mother of Ron Sherman, a soldier kidnapped from his base on October 7th and later killed in an Israeli Air Force bombing in Gaza, stated at a women's protest in Tel Aviv that "without an investigation, we cannot be sure this won't happen again." She urged attendees to vote on October 27th for a state that "takes responsibility and protects its children."

Sherman addressed demands from Yinon Magal for her to apologize to Prime Minister Netanyahu. "I will not apologize for my son being kidnapped, for demanding to understand how the greatest disaster in the country's history happened," she declared. "Netanyahu and his government are the ones who need to apologize to us."

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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