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October 7 Families Demand Police Action Ahead of Tel Aviv Rally

The October Council, an organization representing families affected by the October 7 attacks, has warned Police Commissioner Dani Levi of alleged plans by individuals linked to the ruling coalition to disrupt a memorial rally scheduled for Saturday evening, October 24, 2026, in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square.

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October 7 Families Demand Police Action Ahead of Tel Aviv Rally
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What happened

  1. 01The October Council warned Police Commissioner Dani Levi of alleged coalition-linked plans to disrupt a Saturday memorial rally in Tel Aviv.
  2. 02The organization requested proactive police measures to prevent provocations and unauthorized materials before they occur.
  3. 03The rally, scheduled for Saturday evening at Hostages Square, demands a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 attacks.
  4. 04The October Council cited warnings about the potential disruptions from competent sources and political party leaders.
  5. 05Thousands of participants are expected to attend the civilian event, with organized transportation arranged from across Israel.
  6. 06Opposition leader Yair Lapid and other political figures are scheduled to attend the rally.

According to the organization, credible warnings from competent sources and political party leaders indicate that these elements plan to provoke incidents, introduce unauthorized signs, flags, and slogans, and stage disruptions to distort the rally's message. The families formally requested increased police presence and proactive measures to prevent any provocations before they occur, rather than reacting afterward.

The civilian event, themed "After three years of struggle, we are starting to fix" and "For Them," is expected to draw thousands of participants from across Israel. The primary demand of the rally is the establishment of an independent state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre. Opposition leader Yair Lapid and other political figures are scheduled to attend the event, which will also feature musical performances and speeches.

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