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Election Day Opens With Silence for Oct. 7 Victims at Hostages Square
Families of October 7 victims gathered at Hostages Square on Election Day to observe a minute of silence and urge Israelis to vote in memory of their lost loved ones.
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What happened
- 01Families of Oct. 7 victims held a minute of silence at Hostages Square on Election Day.
- 02Victims' families urged Israelis to vote in memory of their loved ones who cannot.
- 03Speakers called for accountability and a state commission of inquiry into the massacre.
- 04They asked voters to choose leaders who understand responsibility and prevent future tragedies.
- 05Several families shared personal stories of loss and the impact of the Oct. 7 events.
Speakers highlighted that their family members could not exercise their right to vote, emphasizing the need for accountability and a state commission of inquiry. They called on the public to remember the victims at the ballot box and choose leaders committed to responsibility and preventing future disasters.
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