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Families of Fallen Demand Accountability Three Years After October 7 Families of victims and survivors of the October 7 massacre opened an exhibition in Jaffa, demanding accountability and a state commission of inquiry into the events. Speakers shared personal testimonies of loss and ongoing trauma, emphasizing the right to truth and the need to prevent future failures.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Families of October 7 victims opened an exhibition demanding accountability. 02 Speakers shared personal stories of trauma and loss. 03 The 'October Council' revealed pre-attack warnings gathered from decision-makers. 04 Calls were made for a state commission of inquiry into the massacre. 05 The exhibition showcases personal items of those killed. 06 Notable public figures attended the opening event. Translated and summarized by baba from Davar , the latest report. Read Davar’s original The coverage
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