Bereaved Families Urge Against Government Supported by Terror Supporters
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Dozens of Israeli families who lost relatives in terror attacks have signed a petition against forming a government with parties they claim supported the murder of their loved ones. The "Choosing Life" forum organized the petition, warning party leaders not to cross "red lines" during coalition talks. The families vow not to forgive leaders who form such a government, emphasizing their ongoing pain and loss.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Bereaved Israeli families signed a petition against forming a government with parties supporting terror.
- The "Choosing Life" forum organized the petition, warning party leaders not to cross "red lines".
- Dozens of families have signed, with more expected to join the call.
- The families vow not to forgive leaders who form a coalition with alleged terror supporters.
Dozens of Israeli families who lost loved ones in terror attacks have signed a petition vowing not to forgive any party leaders who form a coalition with elements they claim supported the murder of their relatives. The petition, titled "The Voice of Our Children's Blood Cries Out to Us from the Ground!", urges party leaders not to cross "red lines" during coalition negotiations.
The "Choosing Life" forum, which organized the petition, stated that more bereaved families are continuing to join the call. The forum plans to expand its efforts and directly convey its message to the relevant party leaders as political negotiations for government formation proceed.
A spokesperson for the "Choosing Life" forum emphasized the profound personal loss behind each signature, stating, "Behind every name in this letter is an entire world that was destroyed." The forum directly addressed party leaders, including Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Avigdor Lieberman, warning them against forming a government that relies on those who allegedly supported the murder of their family members. The statement concluded, "Those who choose to cross this red line must know that the bereaved families will not remain silent and will not forgive."
