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October 7 Victims' Families Plan Election Day Rallies
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Families of October 7 victims will hold "Remember them at the voting booth" rallies outside polling stations on Election Day to commemorate the deceased and hostages. The initiative aims to remind citizens of the massacre and is not tied to any political party. The Likud Party has requested a 10-minute delay for live broadcasts of rally speeches, citing concerns about election propaganda. Organizers accuse Prime Minister Netanyahu of trying to silence bereaved families and demand a state commission of inquiry.
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- October 7 victims' families will hold "Remember them at the voting booth" rallies on Election Day.
- The rallies aim to remind Israelis of the October 7 massacre and honor victims and hostages.
- The Likud Party requested a 10-minute delay for live broadcasts of rally speeches.
- Likud cited concerns that opposition leaders' participation could constitute prohibited election campaigning.
- The October Council accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of trying to silence bereaved families.
- Organizers are demanding a state commission of inquiry into the failures surrounding October 7.
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