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Bereaved Families Reject State Inquiry Led by Supreme Court Justices

Dozens of bereaved families from the Justice and Righteousness Forum and the Gibora Forum gathered in Jerusalem to demand a national commission of inquiry into the October 7th attacks.

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Bereaved Families Reject State Inquiry Led by Supreme Court Justices
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What happened

  1. 01Bereaved families in Jerusalem rejected a state inquiry led by Supreme Court justices.
  2. 02They demand a national commission of inquiry into the October 7th attacks.
  3. 03Orli Cohen stated the court has lost public trust and needs investigation.
  4. 04Families represent hundreds of October 7th victims.
  5. 05They do not trust justices to investigate security failures.

They explicitly rejected the idea of a state commission of inquiry led by Supreme Court justices, citing a loss of public trust and the court's perceived role in societal divisions. The families stated they do not trust such a commission to investigate those responsible for the security failures.

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