Deputy Minister Vows to Hunt Down All Involved in Nova Massacre
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen visited the Nova festival site on Wednesday, three years after the October 7th massacre, to honor victims and security forces. He vowed that Israel would hunt down and kill all those involved in the attack. Cohen highlighted the bravery of security personnel who fought to the last bullet, allowing others to escape.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Deputy Minister Almog Cohen visited the Nova massacre site three years after the attack.
- Cohen lit a candle for victims and security forces who fought at the site.
- He vowed Israel would pursue and kill all involved in the massacre.
- Cohen stated security forces fought to the last bullet, enabling escapes.
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen visited the Nova music festival site in Re'im on Wednesday, marking three years since the October 7th massacre. Cohen lit a candle in memory of the victims, including friends and security forces who fought there. He recounted a conversation with a security officer who stated that if asked, the attackers would not regret their actions. Cohen emphasized that the security forces "risked their lives and fought to the last bullet," enabling many to escape the massacre. He pledged, "The State of Israel will continue to pursue and kill everyone who took part in the terrible massacre."
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