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October 7 Victims' Families Urge Voters to Remember Them at Polls
Families of October 7th victims and survivors gathered at Hostages Square, urging voters to remember their loved ones and the "failure" of the massacre when they vote. They highlighted that those killed cannot vote and called for accountability and change.
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What happened
- 01Families of October 7th victims urged voters to remember the massacre and its victims at the polls.
- 02The gathering at Hostages Square began with a moment of silence at 6:29 AM.
- 03Families emphasized that those murdered on October 7th cannot vote.
- 04Participants called for change, a state investigation, and healing.
- 05The initiative is non-partisan and will continue outside polling stations.
- 06Notable participants included hostage survivor Yocheved Lifshitz and relatives of victims.
The families plan to stand outside polling stations with signs throughout election day, emphasizing their non-partisan stance. The initiative aims to ensure the memory of the victims and hostages influences the electorate.
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