Is the bereaved mother calling to boycott the "national ceremony": "It desecrates their memory"

Galia Hoshin, mother of Hadar Hoshin who was murdered in the October 7 massacre, attacks in an interview with C14 the memorial ceremony at Ganei Yehoshua presented as the "national memorial ceremony," and calls for a boycott. Hoshin claims the event has a political nature, is organized by members of "Brothers in Arms," and desecrates the memory of the victims. According to her, additional families from the forum will not attend and will prefer the Nova ceremony.

Galia Hoshin, mother of Hadar Hoshin who was murdered in the October 7 massacre, attacks in an interview with C14 the planned memorial ceremony at Ganei Yehoshua, presented as the "national memorial ceremony." Hoshin calls on bereaved families and the public not to participate in the event, claiming it has a political nature and desecrates the memory of the victims. According to her, when she approached the organizing organization "Kumo," she was told the ceremony is not political, but after checking who stands behind the organization, she discovered it involves members of the "Brothers in Arms" movement. Hoshin argues that holding an alternative ceremony to the state ceremony is an anti-national act, and that additional families from the Din ve'Din forum will not attend the event and will prefer the Nova ceremony. Additionally, she recounts a plan to hold a "truth conference on the Nova battle" at the site, where Brigadier General (res.) Oren Solomon will present findings and investigations about what happened in the area, aiming to provide families with broader information.