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Israel's Defense Ministry to Allow 'Kidnapped' Designation on Gravestones
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What happened
Israel's Ministry of Defense is proposing to allow "kidnapped" to be inscribed on the gravestones of soldiers killed in captivity, reflecting specific circumstances of their deaths following the October 7 attacks. The changes will be subject to public review and parliamentary approval.
- 01Defense Ministry proposes adding 'kidnapped' to gravestones of fallen soldiers.
- 02Families can specify abduction date if different from death date.
- 03Changes follow requests from families of soldiers killed in captivity.
- 04Proposal comes after October 7 abductions to Gaza.
- 05Regulations require public review and parliamentary approval.
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