October 7th Victims' Families to Protest at Polls
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Families of October 7th victims will protest outside polling stations nationwide on election day, urging voters to "Remember them at the ballot box." The initiative, which begins with a press conference in Tel Aviv, is not affiliated with any political party. Separately, the Likud party has asked TV channels not to broadcast a rally calling for a state inquiry, fearing election propaganda.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Families of October 7th victims will protest at polling stations on election day.
- The protest slogan is "Remember them at the ballot box."
- The initiative is not affiliated with any political party.
- The Likud party reportedly asked TV channels not to broadcast a rally.
- The Likud fears election propaganda from a rally calling for a state inquiry.
Families of those killed and abducted on October 7th announced they will hold a nationwide protest outside polling stations on election day, under the slogan "Remember them at the ballot box." The initiative will begin at 6:29 AM with a press statement at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv. Afterward, families will disperse to various polling stations, holding signs urging the public to remember the massacre's victims and the hostages while voting. Organizers stressed that the activity is not affiliated with any political party and will not include calls to vote for a specific party.
Meanwhile, the Likud party has reportedly demanded that television channels not broadcast live the rally scheduled for Saturday night in Tel Aviv, which calls for the establishment of a state commission of inquiry. The Likud's concern is that the rally might be used for election propaganda.
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