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Family Erects Protest Sukkah in Jerusalem Demanding Shin Bet Accountability
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By יהל פרג'
First reported by Srugim · 9 hours ago
What happened
The family of Haimnot Kassao, missing for 942 days, has erected a protest sukkah in Jerusalem demanding the Shin Bet take responsibility for her investigation. The family plans to stay until progress is made, drawing parallels to their ongoing struggle and receiving support from other families of hostages and captives.
- 01Haimnot Kassao's family built a protest sukkah in Jerusalem.
- 02They demand the Shin Bet take responsibility for her investigation.
- 03The family plans to remain until progress is made.
- 04The Jerusalem municipality denied a permit for a protest tent.
- 05Other families of hostages and captives joined a related protest.
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