Kim's family members in Bangrond-Yehezkel, Daphne Meir, and the late Shir Hajj appealed to the former chief of staff to prevent the establishment of a minority government in support of the joint list • "Shame you came to comfort me"

"About three years ago, I deposited in my hands my eldest home, a song," said Meirav Hajag, the mother of the late Shir, who was murdered in a 2017 terror attack in Armon Hanatziv, her letter to former chief of staff, Moshe (Boogie) Ya'alon This will prevent the establishment of a blue and white minority government with the support of the joint list.

Hundreds at Daphne Meyer's funeral

This appeal was also joined by Guy Yehezkel, Kim's late husband, Bangarund-Yehezkel, who was murdered in the Barkan Industrial Area attack in 2018, and gave Meir the husband of the late Daphne Meir who was murdered at the entrance to her home in Otniel in 2016.

In the posts posted by the three on social networks, there was a call for Ya'alon to do what he could to prevent what was termed a "terrible decision" according to Hajj, who added, "Not too late, refuse to sit in a government supported by terrorists. I had no doubts about you, I believed you would do everything to To maintain the security (of a song) and the security of the IDF soldiers. "

Guy Ezekiel chose to apologize to his late wife and wrote: "I feel ashamed and embarrassed .. and feel that we are being murdered a second time. I see the sights and heart refusing to believe .. like a nightmare. Generals who crossed the lines. "

Nathan Meir, whose late wife Daphne was murdered at the door of their home in Otniel in 2016, wrote in his post: "So far I have avoided any word on politics ... Your security minister sent a terrorist to my home and murdered our Daphne, now you are asking for another vigil in support of encouragers the killer. I'm ashamed that you came home to comfort us. "

MK Boogie Ya'alon said in response to the letters: "Unfortunately, I know and in connection with many bereaved families. I have never had any political use of the constant contact with bereaved parents, and I regret to find that the family chooses, once again, to cooperate with parties that cynically and politically use a subject as painful as bereavement.

I deeply share in the grief of the family for the unbearable loss, but request here again - please keep the spaces honored! They are not political tools! "