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'Shift 101' Silent Protest for Hostage Release
Family members and former hostages form 'Shift 101', staging silent sit-ins to pressure the Israeli government into securing the release of hostages.
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Shift 101KnessetJerusalem Post
Einav ZangaukerMatan ZangaukerGandhi
- What is 'Shift 101' and what are its goals?
- 'Shift 101' is a protest group comprised of family members and former hostages advocating for the release of Israeli hostages held abroad. Their methods involve non-violent, silent sit-ins outside government buildings.
- Who are some key figures involved in the protest?
- Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, is a prominent member of 'Shift 101' and actively speaks for the cause. She calls for unity across political divides to support the hostages' return.
- What is the schedule for the 'Shift 101' protests?
- The protests are scheduled to occur in shifts throughout the week, with specific times set for each day. The group recommends attendees arrive 30 minutes prior to their assigned shift for briefing and training.
- What methods are used by 'Shift 101' in its protest?
- The protest, inspired by Gandhi's non-violent approach, involves participants wearing white, remaining silent, and avoiding any aggressive actions. Their goal is to apply pressure on the government to secure the release of hostages.
- What is the group's stance on violence and law enforcement?
- The group maintains a strict policy of non-violence and cooperation with law enforcement. They seek to bring awareness to their cause and encourage public pressure on the government to act.