The parents of Itay Chen, a hostage killed on October 7th, publicly urged Israelis to support only those political parties promising a full state investigation into the failures leading up to the Hamas attack. Speaking at a protest in Tel Aviv, they accused the current government of attempting to obscure the truth surrounding the events. Their plea comes amid shifting political alliances, with reports suggesting Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Liberman are considering a coalition to prevent Ron Eisenkot from becoming Prime Minister. This potential union appears motivated by a desire to derail a thorough investigation into the October 7th intelligence and security lapses. The parents’ statement adds significant pressure on political leaders ahead of upcoming elections. They believe a comprehensive inquiry is crucial for preventing future tragedies and ensuring accountability. Their emotional appeal highlights the deep grief and anger felt by families of those impacted by the attacks.