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October 7 Families Urge US Congress to Investigate Massacre

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Families of American citizens killed or abducted in the October 7 attacks held a memorial at the U.S. State Department, calling for a congressional investigation into the deaths of nearly 50 Americans. The families, who have waited over 1,000 days for answers from Israel, hope a U.S. commission will provide accountability. The ceremony honored the victims and urged that those responsible for the massacre be brought to justice, emphasizing the event's significance for American families impacted by the tragedy.

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  • Families of American October 7 victims urged a US congressional investigation into the massacre.
  • Nearly 50 American citizens were murdered and dozens injured in the October 7 attacks.
  • Families seek answers after over 1,000 days of waiting for an Israeli government inquiry.
  • The memorial ceremony was held at the U.S. State Department and hosted by top officials.
  • The families aim to ensure victims are remembered and those responsible are held accountable.
October 7 Families Urge US Congress to Investigate Massacre
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