Oct. 7 Families' Dossier Blames 15 Years of Policy
Families say 15 years of policy toward Hamas helped enable the October 7 attack and are demanding a state inquiry into Netanyahu’s role.
- On Tuesday, families of October 7 massacre victims unveiled the '7/10 File' in Tel Aviv, a dossier documenting 15 years of failed Israeli policy toward Hamas that they argue enabled the deadliest terror attack in Israel's history.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly bolstered Hamas by facilitating fund transfers and shielding leaders to weaken the Palestinian Authority, despite numerous warning signs over the years.
- Shelly Meshel-Yogev, mother of a Nova festival victim, stated the dossier reveals 'the flawed conception was the product of policy decisions made over fifteen years,' as bereaved families demanded a state commission of inquiry.
- Einav Zangauker, mother of a former hostage, accused the government of running a 'campaign of escaping responsibility,' alleging political figures used lies and conspiracies to shift blame away from leadership.
- Naomi Or Ofek, 16, asserted the massacre was the 'natural result of a course that has continued since I was born,' demanding leadership worthy of those who will defend the country.
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Several Israeli families bereaved by October 7 appealed on September 15 in Tel Aviv for a document entitled "The 7 October dossiers." A few weeks before the general elections, they publicly claimed that they were holding Benyamin Netanyahu responsible for the security flaws during the Hamas massacre. They called for every effort to avoid the re-election of the current Prime Minister. The issues around October 7 are at the heart of the electoral …
Oct. 7 families release dossier blaming Netanyahu for massacre
A group of families victimized by the Oct. 7 massacre are accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of indirectly causing the attacks via inadequate use of intelligence and misguided foreign policy. The families released a 12-page document titled “Case 7/10” that compiles publicly available information on policies and decisions made by the Israeli government that […]
Hamas massacre victims' families release 'October 7 Files' in push for government accountability
"How is it possible that the greatest disaster in the State of Israel has not been investigated?" Shelly Mashal Yogev, mother of Libby Cohen Meguri, who was killed at the Nova music festival, said.
October 7 families unveil ‘7/10 File,’ blame massacre on years of failed policy
Families accuse Netanyahu and successive governments of policies that strengthened Hamas, play a Nova victim’s final call and demand a state inquiry; 16-year-old relative of murdered and abducted family members says: ‘Our generation deserves better’
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