Sister of Nova massacre victim: "What happened in the disengagement will be as nothing"

Tamar Gersin, sister of Hanan Hanania Amar who was murdered in the Nova massacre, warned against forming a government that relies on the support of the Arab parties. In an interview with Channel 14, she said that bereaved families are discussing harsh protest measures, including hunger strikes, and called on Gadi Eisenkot to act to form a unity government.

Tamar Gersin, sister of the late Hanan Hanania Amar who was murdered in the Nova massacre, warned in an interview with Channel 14 against forming a government that relies on the support of the Arab parties. According to her, bereaved families are already discussing harsh protest measures, including hunger strikes. Gersin called on Gadi Eisenkot to stop the boycotts and act to form a unity government without preconditions. She expressed deep personal fear, saying: "I am terrified to death." Gersin warned that public opposition could be broader than that seen during the disengagement period, and noted that discussions are taking place on protest measures including hunger strikes and gatherings at certain locations. However, she expressed hope that such steps would not be necessary.