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Bereaved Mother Confronts Netanyahu, Blaming Him for Son's Death

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Mayan Sherman, mother of Sgt. Ron Sherman who died in Hamas tunnels after being abducted on October 7, confronted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Be'er Sheva. She blamed Netanyahu for her son's death and demanded a state commission of inquiry into the failures. Sgt. Sherman died of suffocation in Gaza tunnels due to IDF bombardment.

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  • Mayan Sherman blamed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the death of her son, Sgt. Ron Sherman.
  • Sgt. Ron Sherman died of suffocation in Hamas tunnels due to IDF bombardment after his October 7 abduction.
  • Sherman confronted Netanyahu at a mall in Be'er Sheva, shouting accusations.
  • She called for a state commission of inquiry into the failures that led to her son's death.
Bereaved Mother Confronts Netanyahu, Blaming Him for Son's Death
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