Families of hostages murdered in Gaza to Netanyahu: "Do not use our loved ones for election propaganda"
Families of hostages who were murdered in Gaza published an open letter to Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Likud party, demanding an end to the use of the phrase "we brought everyone back" in the election campaign. The letter is accompanied by a billboard campaign on the Ayalon Highway with photos of six murdered hostages.
Families of hostages who were murdered or killed in captivity in Gaza published an open letter Tuesday morning to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party, demanding an end to the use of the phrase "we brought everyone back" as part of the election campaign. The letter, published a week before the elections, is accompanied by a billboard campaign featuring photos of six hostages murdered in Hamas tunnels under the headline "We did not come home." The families wrote that the failure of October 7 occurred under the government's watch, and that there were opportunities to save their loved ones. They demanded that Netanyahu and Likud cease using the deaths of their loved ones for election propaganda. Meanwhile, Michal Lobanov and Nira Sarusi published videos on social media attacking the use of the phrase "we brought back all the hostages."