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0404Politics

Bereaved Families Protest Exclusion From State Memorial Ceremony

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Families of October 7th victims, represented by the "Din VeTzedek" forum, are protesting their exclusion from a state memorial ceremony at Yarkon Park. They allege the exclusion is due to their political stances and demand for an independent state commission of inquiry. The families stated the ceremony was "one-sided" and unrepresentative. They plan to express their views at a separate ceremony at the Nova site in Re'im.

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  • Bereaved families are protesting their exclusion from a state memorial ceremony at Yarkon Park.
  • The "Din VeTzedek" forum claims organizers silenced them due to their political stances.
  • Families demand an independent state commission of inquiry with balanced representation.
  • The forum called the ceremony "one-sided" and unrepresentative of many bereaved families.
  • Protesting families will speak at a separate ceremony at the Nova site in Re'im.

Families of victims from the October 7th Hamas attacks, represented by the "Din VeTzedek" (Law and Justice) forum, are expressing sharp anger towards the organizers of the state memorial ceremony held at Yarkon Park. They accuse the organizers of silencing and excluding them from the event due to their public political stances. The forum stated that despite the ceremony being defined as national, its organizers deliberately chose not to approach their representatives or allow them to speak. The "Din VeTzedek" forum claims this exclusion stems from their persistent demand for an independent and equitable state commission of inquiry. They advocate for a commission balanced between the coalition and opposition, including representatives of bereaved families and hostages, similar to the model used for the US commission after the September 11th attacks. "Tonight's ceremony is a one-sided political event, and it does not represent a large segment of the bereaved families," the forum declared. Following their exclusion, the families announced they would voice their message at the central ceremony taking place at the Nova site in Re'im.

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