Trudeau Highlights Canadians Still Grieving, Demands Justice for Victims of Hamas Attack
Ottawa, ON – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called attention to the ongoing grief of Canadian families affected by the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas. He highlighted the tragic case of Judih Weinstein, who was murdered during the assault. Weinstein, remembered as a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, is one of several victims with ties to Canada.
In a statement on social media, Trudeau acknowledged the anguish of Weinstein’s daughter, Iris Weinstein Haggai, who is seeking the return of her mother’s remains. Trudeau expressed solidarity with all Canadian families who are still mourning, waiting for their loved ones to come home, and hoping for justice. The post concluded with the hashtag #BringThemHomeNow, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.
Judih Weinstein was murdered by Hamas on October 7, 2023. She was a wife, mother, and grandmother.
Iris Weinstein Haggai is fighting for the return of her mother’s remains.
She’s one of the many Canadian family members who are still grieving, still waiting for justice, and… pic.twitter.com/o7X5Osq8t9
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) November 1, 2024
The assault on October 7 marked a day of unprecedented violence, with many international victims. For Canadian families like the Weinsteins, the devastation lingers as they continue to navigate the complex and painful aftermath.
Trudeau’s remarks come as global leaders face mounting pressure to address the crisis and support the families who are left grappling with loss and uncertainty.
