Israelis are demanding accountability over the failures surrounding the 7 October attacks, three years after the attacks took place. The calls for answers have focused attention on responsibility for what happened and on whether there should be an official investigation.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to take any personal responsibility for the events. He has also refused to order a state inquiry into the failures.
The dispute over accountability remains central as the anniversary is marked. Those seeking answers continue to face the absence of a state inquiry ordered by the prime minister, while Mr Netanyahu has maintained his refusal to accept personal responsibility.
At this time, the information available establishes that demands for accountability continue three years after the attacks, and that no state inquiry has been ordered by Prime Minister Netanyahu. His position on personal responsibility remains unchanged.
