Protesters Target Knesset Speaker Ohana's Home on Hostage Anniversary
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Activists protested outside Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana's Tel Aviv home on the first anniversary of the return of 20 hostages. The demonstrators aimed to protest perceived historical revisionism and demanded a state inquiry commission. They displayed signs criticizing the government and referencing hostages killed in Gaza. Police were present at the demonstration.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Activists protested outside Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana's home in Tel Aviv.
- The protest marked the first anniversary of the return of 20 living hostages.
- Protesters demanded a state commission of inquiry and accused of historical revisionism.
- Signs displayed referenced murdered hostages and alleged protocol forgery.
- Police were present at the demonstration.
A group of activists demonstrated outside the Tel Aviv home of Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana on the first anniversary of the return of the last 20 living hostages. The protesters stated their goal was to "reiterate the attempts to rewrite history, and the uncompromising need for a state commission of inquiry immediately upon the swearing-in of the new Knesset." Alongside pictures of hostages murdered in Gaza, they held signs reading, "The hostages returned, the truth is still captive," "You murdered and then you forged (protocols)," and "How do you sleep with all this blood?" Police forces were present at the scene.
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