The family of fallen IDF soldier Moshe Tamam welcomed the state's civil lawsuit against four Palestinian terrorists who kidnapped and murdered him in 1984, according to a statement reported by N12. The family said it plans to file its own civil suit against the killers, and called for consistently using additional economic and legal tools against terrorists.
The family of IDF soldier Moshe Tamam, who was kidnapped and murdered by four members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) in 1984, issued a statement Thursday evening welcoming the state's civil suit against the terrorists. According to reporter Ofer Ravid (N12), the family expressed intent to file its own civil claim and called for consistent application of economic and legal measures against terrorists. The state's lawsuit, filed in Haifa Magistrate's Court for approximately NIS 2 million, was reported by The Zioneer earlier Thursday. The family's statement adds a personal dimension to the state's legal effort, reflecting a broader push by victims' relatives to pursue financial accountability alongside criminal proceedings.
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