Since October 7, the Israeli government has been conducting an ongoing campaign of making Israelis forget the failure and its responsibility for it: Netanyahu's "accidental" mistakes regarding the date, the attempt to remove the word "massacre" from the draft bill to commemorate its victims (which incidentally wasn't approved by the conclusion of the current Knesset session because a bill to weaken the attorney general is more important), the attempt to rebrand the war under the name "The Tekuma War" (Revival or Rebirth), and the stubborn refusal to establish a state commission of inquiry – and in any case, there's no need to investigate what never happened.
Opinion | The architecture of moral amnesia: Israelis can't forget what they never knew
Since October 7, the Israeli government has been conducting an ongoing campaign of making Israelis forget the failure and its responsibility for it: Netanyahu's
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