Father of Uriah murdered at Nova on the celebrations at the site: "No one is going to dance at Yad Vashem"

Eran Litman, father of Uriah Litman Ricardo who was murdered at the Nova party on October 7, criticized in an interview with the program "Binyamini and Guetta" on Kan News the planned Simchat Torah celebrations at the massacre site. Litman accused the public of lacking values, called the idea "delusional," and compared dancing at the memorial site to dancing at Yad Vashem. He hinted at backing "from above" for the event, mentioning the Sderot police and Minister Ben Gvir.

Eran Litman, father of Uriah Litman Ricardo who was murdered at the Nova party on October 7, expressed his pain and anger in an interview with the program "Binyamini and Guetta" on Kan News regarding the planned Simchat Torah celebrations at the massacre site. Litman claimed that "ignorance has taken over us" and that Judaism has lost its values. He compared the idea to dancing at Nazi extermination sites, saying: "The Germans would not dare to dance at extermination sites... no one will dance at Yad Vashem." Litman hinted that the event has political backing "from above," mentioning the Sderot police and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. His remarks reflect a deep public rift over the appropriate way to commemorate the October 7 disaster.

Father of Uriah murdered at Nova on the celebrations at the site: "No one is going to dance at Yad Vashem"