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Victims' Families Urge US Congress to Investigate Oct. 7 Attack

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The father of an Israeli-American soldier killed on October 7 is calling on the U.S. Congress to investigate the Hamas-led attack, seeking answers for victims' families. Ruby Chen highlighted that alleged perpetrators are living freely in Turkey and Qatar, urging the U.S. to use its leverage. The call for accountability was echoed by other families at a U.S. State Department memorial service. Families are seeking justice and an official inquiry, noting the lack of a similar state commission in Israel.

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  • Ruby Chen is calling for a U.S. congressional investigation into the Oct. 7 attack.
  • He stated that alleged perpetrators are living freely in Turkey and Qatar.
  • Chen criticized the Israeli government for not establishing a state commission of inquiry.
  • The appeal was made following a U.S. State Department memorial for American victims.
  • Families are seeking answers and accountability for the Hamas-led massacre.
  • American-Israeli Abbey Onn also called for an investigation and a U.S. memorial.
Victims' Families Urge US Congress to Investigate Oct. 7 Attack
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