Bereaved Father Apologizes to Gadi Eisenkot After Protest
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Bereaved father Yossi Cohen met with Yisrael Beiteinu party chairman Gadi Eisenkot to apologize for shouting insults at him. Cohen's son, Amit, was killed on October 7th at the Nova music festival. The father asked for forgiveness for his words and urged others to avoid violence and respect different opinions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bereaved father Yossi Cohen apologized to Gadi Eisenkot for shouting insults at his home.
- Cohen's son, Amit, was killed protecting his girlfriend and her sister on October 7th.
- The father asked for forgiveness from Eisenkot and his family for his harsh words.
- Cohen urged others to avoid violence and accept differing opinions.
- Amit Cohen was murdered at the Nova music festival during the Hamas attack.
Yossi Cohen, a father who lost his son on October 7th, met with Gadi Eisenkot, the chairman of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, to apologize for shouting "You murdered your son, traitor!" outside Eisenkot's home a few days prior. Cohen's son, Amit, was killed during the Hamas attack at the Nova music festival while protecting his girlfriend, Noral Manzouri, and her sister, Roya, who were also murdered.
During the meeting, Cohen expressed his regret for the harsh words directed at Eisenkot and his family. "I ask to apologize first of all to Gal, to Hannah, and to Gadi," Cohen stated, referring to Eisenkot's family. He also appealed to others, including Knesset members, aides, and voters, to refrain from violence and to accept differing opinions.
Cohen's son Amit was murdered on October 7th at the Nova party. He was defending his girlfriend Noral Manzouri and her sister Roya, who were also killed in the Hamas attack.
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