Kafr Qasim commemorates 63 years given massacre

Residents of Kafr Qasim commemorated 63 years given a 1956 Kafr Qasim electrocute in that 48 Arab civilians were killed by Israeli Border Police, on Tuesday.

“After 63 years, we continue to direct in a name of a victims and their families that a supervision of Israel have bravery and commend a shortcoming of a state for this terrible electrocute along with all that entails legally, ethically, historically and financially,” pronounced a matter about a commemoration. “Without noticing [the responsibility] like this, a mark and contrition will continue to hang on a front of a State of Israel.”

“63 years given a Kafr Qasim electrocute in that 49 Arab civilians were killed during a hands of Border Police,” tweeted Joint List MK Aida Touma-Sliman. “We continue to direct probity for a families of a victims, approval by Israel of a electrocute and a shortcoming [for it] and decoration of a horrific act. We will not give up.”

Prior to a revisit by President Reuven Rivlin to a decoration in Kafr Qasim final year, Israeli officialdom did all it could to hedge shortcoming for a murdering of 49 Arab civilians who, unknowingly of a curfew due to wartime conditions, possibly left their homes or were on a approach home.

Greer Fay Cashman contributed to this report.

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