Nava Lisha, a member of the Bereaved Families Forum and mother of fallen Golani soldier Dvir Lisha, appealed to Minister Sarah Strook at the entrance to the political-security cabinet in Jerusalem on Thursday evening, begging the government not to approve a deal she said would make her son's death in vain. 'We beg you, don't let this deal pass,' she said. 'We beg that the blood of our sons not be in vain.'
Nava Lisha, a member of the Bereaved Families Forum (Forum of the Heroic) and mother of fallen Golani Brigade soldier Dvir Lisha, made an emotional plea to Minister Sarah Strook at the entrance to the political-security cabinet in Jerusalem on Thursday evening. Lisha urged the government not to approve a deal she said would render the sacrifice of fallen soldiers meaningless. 'We beg you, don't let this deal pass,' she said. 'We beg that the blood of our sons not be in vain.' The Forum of the Heroic has been a vocal opponent of ceasefire arrangements and foreign involvement in Gaza. As The Zioneer reported in June, the forum held an emergency meeting in Jerusalem calling for a decisive victory in Lebanon and rejecting temporary security arrangements. The specific deal Lisha referred to was not detailed in her statement. The cabinet was meeting to discuss security matters Thursday evening in Jerusalem.
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