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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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What happened
- 01Bereaved families in Jerusalem rejected a state inquiry led by Supreme Court justices.
- 02They demand a national commission of inquiry into the October 7th attacks.
- 03Orli Cohen stated the court has lost public trust and needs investigation.
- 04Families represent hundreds of October 7th victims.
- 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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