Family Votes, Urging Daughter's Return Home
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Members of the Kassao family, including Tesfaye, Banchi, and Yerus, voted for the first time in Israel near the Safed absorption center. Tesfaye Kassao expressed her excitement and sense of responsibility as a new citizen, emphasizing that her daughter also has the right to return home. She hopes the elected leaders will remember their duty to her child and all Israeli children.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The Kassao family voted for the first time in Israel near Safed.
- Tesfaye Kassao stated her daughter has the right to return home.
- She expressed excitement and responsibility as a new citizen.
- The family hopes elected leaders will care for all Israeli children.
Members of the Kassao family exercised their civic right by voting near the absorption center in Safed. Tesfaye Kassao stated, "I have duties and rights, and my daughter also has the right to return home." The Kassao family cast their ballots recently at a polling station close to the absorption center in Safed. Tesfaye, Banchi, and Yerus voted for the first time since immigrating to Israel. Tesfaye Kassao expressed her excitement, saying, "I was very excited to vote. It's a great right, but also a great responsibility because I truly believe that whoever is elected is responsible for our safety and the safety of our children. As a citizen of Israel, I have duties and rights, and my children also deserve the rights of being under the responsibility of those who lead the country. My daughter also has the right to return home. My daughter did not choose not to return to me and Banchi; our daughter deserves better. I am full of hope that whoever is elected to lead the country will remember their duty to my child and all the children of Israel."
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