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Poll Finds Over 90 Percent of Gaza Border Residents Back Proposed Commemoration Law
A poll released Tuesday shows more than 90 percent of residents near the Gaza border support legislation to preserve the memory of the October 7 massacre. The proposed law would establish official remembrance, heritage, and commemoration measures.
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A poll released Tuesday found that more than 90 percent of residents living near the Gaza border support legislation titled the Memory of the Massacre and Commemoration of Heroism Law. The measure would create formal structures for remembrance, heritage preservation, and commemoration of the October 7 massacre.
The survey did not include details on sample size, margin of error, or question wording.
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