Victims of October 7 Demand Netanyahu Release Protocols
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Families of October 7th victims and hostages have called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to release all documentation related to the Hamas attacks. The group, including Yocheved Lifschitz and others, fears the truth will be buried or distorted. They demand the immediate opening of safes and public disclosure of the materials, subject to military censorship.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Victims of October 7th and hostage families are demanding Prime Minister Netanyahu release all protocols and recordings.
- The families fear the truth about the Hamas attack will be buried, hidden, or distorted.
- Approximately 40 signatories, including Yocheved Lifschitz, signed the letter to the Prime Minister.
- They demand the immediate opening of safes in the Prime Minister's Office and public disclosure of materials.
- The materials would be subject to examination by military censorship before public release.
Families of hostages and victims of the October 7th Hamas attacks have penned a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging him to release all original protocols, recordings, and logbooks documenting the events leading up to and during the massacre. Approximately 40 signatories, including prominent figures like Yocheved Lifschitz, Einav Tsengauker, Dani Elgert, Michelle Illouz, and Vicky and Yehuda Cohen, stated they "will not agree for the truth to be buried, remain locked in a safe, be hidden, distorted, and replaced by a version intended to serve those whose responsibility is under examination."
They are demanding that the Prime Minister "immediately order the opening of safes in the Prime Minister's Office and the transfer of materials for examination by military censorship and their disclosure to the public, subject to the law." The families are concerned that crucial information might be suppressed or manipulated to protect individuals facing scrutiny for their roles in the events.
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