US Congressional Inquiry Demanded by Families of American October 7 Victims
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Families of American victims of the October 7 massacre are calling for a US congressional inquiry into the events, as Israel has not yet established a state commission. The demand was voiced at a memorial ceremony in Washington D.C. honoring American citizens killed in the attack. Ruby Chen, father of murdered dual national Itay Chen, stated the families can no longer wait for an Israeli investigation. At least 46 American citizens were killed, and their families seek answers and accountability, potentially through a US congressional probe.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Families of American October 7 victims demand a US congressional inquiry into the massacre.
- Ruby Chen, father of murdered Itay Chen, stated families can no longer wait for an Israeli investigation.
- At least 46 American citizens were killed in the October 7 Hamas attacks.
- A memorial ceremony was held at the US State Department honoring American victims.
- Adm. Brad Cooper displayed the dog tag of Itay Chen at the memorial event.
- The call for inquiry comes as Israel has not yet established a state commission.
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