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Families of terror victims protest in Tel Aviv. Photo: Orit Zehavi, Tazpit News Agency.
Ynet – Members of the group Sorry We Forgot placed signs next to dozens of gravestones of fallen IDF soldiers in Mount Herzl’s military cemetery late Monday night. The signs read “Sorry we forgot – your death was in vain” and were signed by “the Israeli government”. The small signs were removed after they were photographed.
Members of the group claim they seek to create a dialogue and address the terror victims, who according to them “were forgotten by the government, which chose to release their murderers.”
