The mystery that hasn't been solved since the October 7 massacre: "I knew there was no investigation"

Amir Zini, father of Maj. (res.) Niral Zini who fell in the October 7 massacre, told 103FM that the investigation into his son's death is lacking. He said that when he was told the body was found in the yard, he knew there was no investigation because he had photos of the scene. After demanding to see the photos, he discovered that his son's body had been decapitated. Zini criticized the police for failing to pass on information and the delay in implementing an order to open intelligence.

Amir Zini, father of Maj. (res.) Niral Zini who fell in the October 7 massacre, told 103FM about failures in the investigation into his son's death. According to him, four and a half months after the massacre, he was summoned to Lahav 433 to hear findings, but when he was told the body was found in the yard, he immediately knew there was no investigation, because he had photos of the scene and he was not there. After demanding to see the photos, he discovered that his son's body had been decapitated. Zini criticized the police for not passing on information, and noted that an order to open intelligence on the matter, issued by the Prime Minister, had not yet reached the units. He emphasized that without identifying the terrorists who carried out the act, this could continue.

The mystery that hasn't been solved since the October 7 massacre: "I knew there was no investigation"