Victims of Oct. 7 Urge Public to Vote in Memory of Loved Ones
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Families of October 7th victims held a press conference urging Israelis to vote in the upcoming elections to honor their lost loved ones and demand accountability. Speakers emphasized remembering the fallen at the ballot box and supporting parties committed to establishing a state inquiry commission. The families highlighted the need to learn from the failures of October 7th and prevent future tragedies, calling for votes that represent truth, justice, and a better future for the country.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Families of October 7th victims urged public to vote to honor fallen loved ones.
- Speakers called for accountability and a state inquiry commission into the failures.
- Victims' families emphasized remembering the deceased at the ballot box.
- Voters were asked to support parties pledging to establish a state inquiry commission.
- The calls aimed to prevent future disasters and ensure a better future.
Families of those killed and soldiers fallen on October 7th held a press conference urging the public to vote in the upcoming elections. They emphasized the importance of remembering their loved ones at the ballot box, highlighting the need for accountability for the failures leading up to the October 7th massacre and calling for the establishment of a state inquiry commission.
Ofri Tzur, sister of Sgt. Amir Tzur, who fell in battle, spoke about her brother's sense of responsibility and desire to save lives, urging voters to cast their ballots responsibly in his memory. Shir Matias, daughter of Shahar and Shlomi Matias, who were murdered in Kibbutz Holit, shared memories of her parents' love for Israel and community, calling for votes in their honor and marking the start of change. Hagit and Robi Chen, parents of Sgt. Itai Chen, who fell on October 7th and was abducted to Gaza for 760 days, implored voters to remember the truth and responsibility, and to vote for those committed to forming a state inquiry commission to prevent future disasters.
Menashe Ram, father of Omri Ram, murdered at the Nova music festival, spoke of his son's vibrant spirit and called for votes for the country's future and for all young people who did not get to see their own. Michel the abducted alive from Nova festival, murdered in Hamas captivity, father of the abducted alive from Nova festival, murdered in Hamas captivity, abducted and murdered in Hamas captivity, also advocated for a state inquiry commission, expressing a desire for a state that takes responsibility and learns from tragedy. Sigal and Yoram Yehudai, parents of Ron Yehudai, murdered at the Nova festival, urged the public to vote for parties pledging to establish a state inquiry commission to provide answers and peace of mind.
Yonatan Shen, brother of Idan Shen, who fell defending Kibbutz Sufa, spoke of his brother's dedication to protecting the country, encouraging citizens to exercise their right to vote in a way that honors the fallen and promotes learning and prevention of future disasters.
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