The bereaved father came to Eliyahu Madan's tent: "We all want unity"

Tzvika Grinlik, the father of Staff Sergeant Shauli Grinlik HY"D, arrived at the unity tent set up by MK Eliyahu Madan of the Likud and supported the call for the establishment of a broad national unity government. The two called on the parties to act together out of love and common ground.

Tzvika Grinlik, the father of Staff Sergeant Shauli Grinlik HY"D who was killed in the battles in the northern Gaza Strip, arrived this morning (Sunday) at the unity tent set up by Knesset member Eliyahu Madan of the Likud. Grinlik came to strengthen Madan and support his position to establish a broad national unity government in Israel. Madan, a reserve officer who was critically wounded in the war in the Gaza Strip and lost both his legs, seeks to bring the call for unity outside the walls of the Knesset. Yesterday evening Madan announced that he would allow citizens, soldiers, bereaved families, and elected officials to come to him and express support. Grinlik said: "We all want unity. We need a good eye towards each other, to give in, not to try to change each other, we all need to understand that this is what there is and we must overcome it." The two, in a shared embrace, expressed a desire for the parties to find a way to work together, out of understanding that the common ground and love overcome any dispute.