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Parents of the seven girls who were murdered in 1997 in Naharyim held their own Memorial Day ceremony Sunday, in front of the Jordanian embassy in Ramat Gan.
The parents held the ceremony in protest of a petition that called for the release of Ahmad Musa Mustafa Daqamseh, the girls' killer. The petition was signed by over a 100 members of the Jordanian Parliament.
As the Memorial Day siren sounded across Israel, the victims' family members carried signs with the girls' pictures, captioned: "The blood of the seven girls cries out to us from the ground."
t the end of the ceremony, Jordanian Ambassador Walid Khalid Obeidat invited the parents to the embassy. According to the parents, Obeidat stressed that the killer would not be released. Jordan's policy on the issue has not changed since the reign of King Hussein, the ambassador told the bereaved parents, and the killer will serve his life sentence fully.
Jordanian ambassador: Naharayim killer will not be released - Israel News, Ynetnews
The parents held the ceremony in protest of a petition that called for the release of Ahmad Musa Mustafa Daqamseh, the girls' killer. The petition was signed by over a 100 members of the Jordanian Parliament.
As the Memorial Day siren sounded across Israel, the victims' family members carried signs with the girls' pictures, captioned: "The blood of the seven girls cries out to us from the ground."
t the end of the ceremony, Jordanian Ambassador Walid Khalid Obeidat invited the parents to the embassy. According to the parents, Obeidat stressed that the killer would not be released. Jordan's policy on the issue has not changed since the reign of King Hussein, the ambassador told the bereaved parents, and the killer will serve his life sentence fully.
Jordanian ambassador: Naharayim killer will not be released - Israel News, Ynetnews
