'I want people to know the truth! Sister of October 7 massacre victim condemns anti-Israel protests in Britain
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Sister of October 7 massacre victim condemns anti-Israel protests in Britain.
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The sister of an October 7 massacre victim has condemned anti-Israel protests in London, telling GB News she felt "betrayed" and scared to visit the capital.
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Rona Epstein was speaking to the People's Channel from Kibbutz Kfar Aza, around two miles from the Gaza border, where Hamas terrorists massacred dozens of Israelis during the October 7 attack.Her brother, Neta Epstein, was sheltering in his safe room with his fiancée when grenades were hurled into the refuge.Neta jumped on one of the grenades, sacrificing his own life to save his fiancée.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Returning to the kibbutz three years after the massacre, in which 1,200 died, Rona described the experience as "very hard", saying the destruction of the community remained difficult to see.
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Her return to the site comes as the University of London Coalition plans to march on Wednesday, October 7 - the third anniversary of Hamas's brutal attack.
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