According to legal counsel, the decision to form such a commission is now urgent - more than two years after the outbreak of the war - because the passage of time undermines effective investigation and may impede the pursuit of truth. During a hearing held two weeks ago on a petition demanding the establishment of the commission, Justice Yechiel Kasher observed: “The government has decided not to establish a state commission of inquiry while the war continues, but rather to advance a different type of investigative committee.” Roughly six months ago - more than a year and a half after the massacre - the government reviewed the issue and concluded that, given the cabinet’s decision to expand military operations, “there is no place at this time to investigate the events of October 7.”
Author: Israel National News
Published at: 2025-11-15 23:10:06
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