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Survivor of October 7 Massacre Declines Likud Party List Offer
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What happened
Aviyad Bechar, a survivor of the October 7 Be'eri massacre who lost family and a leg, was offered a Likud party spot but declined to enter politics.
- 01Aviyad Bechar survived the October 7 Be'eri massacre but lost his wife, son, and a leg.
- 02He was offered a reserved spot on Likud’s election list but declined the political role.
- 03Bechar advocates for a strong military response against Hamas in Gaza.
- 04Likud is actively recruiting prominent figures to strengthen its Knesset list.
- 05Former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon was also approached but has not agreed to return.
- 06Bechar has resumed agricultural work despite his injuries.
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