The Families of Hostages Are Calling on Israel to Do Something Radical
Ido Shamriz turned his eulogy for his brother, Alon, into a protest.
Against all odds, Mr. Shamriz said, his brother had survived 70 days of captivity in Gaza and escaped — only to be shot and killed by Israeli soldiers along with two other hostages waving white flags. Those “who abandoned you also murdered you,” Mr. Shamriz said.
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