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Arab Knesset Members Silent on October 7 Anniversary
Three years after the October 7 massacre, a review found no public statements of remembrance for victims from Arab Knesset factions Ra'am and the Joint List.
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What happened
- 01Arab Knesset factions Ra'am and the Joint List did not publicly commemorate the October 7 massacre's anniversary.
- 02A review found no statements of remembrance for victims or solidarity with families from these parties.
- 03Yoav Segalovitz, a member of Ra'am, also failed to mark the three-year anniversary publicly.
- 04The Joint List instead called to end "genocide in Gaza."
- 05One post quoted a resident advocating for Israeli-Palestinian-Arab partnership to end "eternal war."
While Israel marked the anniversary, these parties focused on the Gaza war, calling it "genocide." Yoav Segalovitz, a recent Ra'am addition, also remained silent on the anniversary.
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