Attorney Roey Cohen, who served 16 years as CEO and a total of 22 years in the organization, announced he is stepping down. He called on the state's leadership to take responsibility for the unique needs of victims of hostile acts, according to N12.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The announcement marks the end of a 22-year tenure at the organization, the last 16 as its chief executive. Cohen urged decision-makers to grasp the scale of the moral and ethical duty toward victims of hostile acts, saying the state must provide uncompromising support. He did not detail his next steps.
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