Victims' Families Demand State Commission on October 7th Massacre
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Families of October 7th victims and hostages are demanding the immediate formation of a state commission to investigate the massacre. The "October Council" stated that exit polls indicate a Knesset majority supports the commission. They urged party leaders to commit to establishing it on the new Knesset's first day.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Families of October 7th victims demand a state commission to investigate the massacre.
- The "October Council" stated that exit polls show a Knesset majority supports the commission.
- The group urged lawmakers to commit to establishing the commission on the new Knesset's first day.
- The elections were framed by the group as being about truth and responsibility.
- A majority of approximately 70 Knesset members are said to favor the commission.
Families of victims and hostages, organized as the "October Council," have called for the immediate establishment of a state commission to investigate the October 7th massacre. Following the publication of exit polls, the group stated that the elections were about "truth, responsibility, and the creation of a state commission to investigate the October 7th massacre." They asserted that a clear majority of approximately 70 Knesset members favor such a commission and urged elected officials to act on the public's will.
The relatives appealed to party leaders and lawmakers who had pledged to form the commission before the elections. They demanded that these leaders unite before the new Knesset convenes and commit to establishing the commission on its very first day of work, without delay or conditions. The group emphasized that citizens have spoken, and it is now time for their representatives to fulfill their promises regarding the investigation into the events of October 7th.
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