Omri Shafroni, a survivor of the Be'eri massacre who lost four family members on October 7, spoke at the national memorial ceremony of the 'Komu' movement and October 7 families. Shafroni recounted: "On the morning of October 7, the house was shaking. We put children in closets to hide them from murderers in the living room. We protected our families with our bare hands, almost without any means. My beloved family, you shouldn't have been murdered. We must know what happened. Without investigating the truth, we cannot fix this. This must not be a political argument. It is a moral obligation. A value-based obligation. And a security obligation. And we will not give up on the answer."