710 massacre victims to Eisenkot: 'Such a step would be a painful slap in the face'

710 victims of the October 7 massacre sent an open letter to Gadi Eisenkot and the heads of the Change Bloc demanding the formation of a change government and a state commission of inquiry, warning that cooperation with the government of the failure would be 'a painful slap in the face'.

710 victims of the October 7 massacre sent an open letter to Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yashar party, and to the heads of the Change Bloc, demanding the establishment of a change government and a state commission of inquiry. The letter, published concurrently with Avigdor Lieberman's statement that Yisrael Beiteinu would recommend Eisenkot for prime minister, warns that cooperation with those who served in the October 7 government would be 'a painful slap in the face' and deepen the trauma. The signatories, including former hostages and families of captives, emphasize that the election results granted 67 mandates to the demand for change and call for convening the Knesset and swearing in a government without delay.