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Ongoing Story· Day 38

Families of October 7 Victims File Complaint Against Netanyahu

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

October 7 Families to Rally for State Inquiry Days Before Election

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English · Sole source

Families of October 7 victims will hold a mass rally on Saturday, October 24, in Tel Aviv demanding a state commission of inquiry into the attack's failures. The October Council, representing over 1,500 families, stated the rally aims to center the demand for accountability before the upcoming Knesset elections. Political party leaders are expected to attend the event. Israel has yet to establish a state commission of inquiry, despite previous legislative attempts and repeated calls from victim advocacy groups.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • October 7 families will rally on Oct. 24, demanding a state inquiry into the attack's failures.
  • The rally is scheduled just three days before the upcoming Knesset elections.
  • The October Council, representing over 1,500 families, is organizing the event.
  • Political party leaders are expected to attend the rally in Hostage Square.
  • Israel has not yet established a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 failures.

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