Politicians react to gov't decision not to form Oct. 7 probe
- On Tuesday, the Israeli cabinet chose to delay establishing an official investigative panel to examine the October 7 massacre, while simultaneously stepping up military actions in Gaza.
- The cabinet justified the delay by prioritizing ongoing Gaza operations and plans to draft special legislation for a future commission representating diverse views.
- The military approved expanding ground operations after seven hours of Security Cabinet deliberations, alongside a managed aid plan to prevent Hamas from seizing supplies.
- Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara urged prompt action, stating a commission is the proper mechanism, while opposition leader Yair Lapid warned the massacre risks repeating without it.
- The delay triggered criticism from politicians and victim families who see the deferral as harming security and evading accountability amid escalating conflict conditions.
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Israeli cabinet backs wider military offensive to ’conquer’ Gaza
Israeli ministers approved plans to expand the devastating war on Gaza on Sunday as the military continued to bombard the strip. One official being quoted in Israeli media said that the plan involves the "conquering of Gaza and holding the territories". The military last week called up tens of thousands of reservists as it prepares to invade new parts of the territory. More than two-thirds of Gaza is already either under displacement orders or …
Ok of the Israeli cabinet to the military escalation in Gaza with occupation of the Strip - Middle East
A plan for the entry of humanitarian aid to Gaza and its distribution through private companies has also been approved. Hamas: 'Israel uses aid as a means of political blackmail' (ANSA)
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