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Politicsdomestic

Bereaved Families Oppose Change Bloc: We Will Not Forgive You

Nearly 100 bereaved families have issued a stern warning to the leaders of the 'Change Bloc' in Israel. They are demanding that these political figures refrain from forming a government that relies on the support of Arab parties. The families, organized under the 'Choosing Life' forum, argue that such political cooperation is a moral red line. They emphasize that the blood of their loved ones, lost in terror attacks, demands that no government be established with those they claim supported such violence.

Worldconflict

Israel Police Honors 1,696 Fallen Officers in Annual Remembrance

The Israel Police held its annual memorial ceremony at the National Police Academy in Beit Shemesh to honor the memory of 1,696 fallen officers, border guards, and volunteers who lost their lives in the line of duty since the founding of the state. Attended by Police Commissioner Chief Superintendent Danny Levy, top command staff, and bereaved families, the gathering served as a poignant tribute to domestic security personnel. The memorial torch was lit by Eti Alos, widow of Senior Master Sergeant Itamar Alos, who fell fighting during the October 7 attacks.

Politicsdomestic

Bereaved Families Call on Gadi Eisenkot to Honor His Promise

Bereaved families from the 'Choosing Life' forum have issued a formal demand to Gadi Eisenkot. They are calling on him to fulfill a pledge he made during a meeting last month, in which he promised not to join a government coalition that includes Arab parties. The families claim they presented Eisenkot with evidence regarding the Ra'am party's alleged support for terrorism. They insist that his commitment to them must be upheld as a matter of integrity.