Yerusalem Zalka, sister of Independence Day murder victim Yemenu Zalka, said the Love Like Yemenu movement was established from the family's pain and the support of the Israeli people. 'What is most important is the change in our society,' she said, calling for the message to reach everyone.
Yerusalem Zalka, sister of Yemenu Zalka who was murdered on Independence Day, provided a detailed statement about the Love Like Yemenu movement, which The Zioneer reported earlier today was launched alongside a meeting with President Isaac Herzog. In the statement, Zalka said the movement was established from the family's pain and the support of the Israeli people, with the goal of eradicating violence. 'What is most important is the change in our society,' she said, 'so that our message will reach and positively influence everyone.'
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