Munich Terror Victims’ Families Threaten to Boycott 50-year Anniversary Events in Germany
The German government’s offer of compensation has been rejected by the families, who see September’s memorial events as a last chance to receive proper reparations for the 11 Israeli athletes murdered during the Olympics in 1972
Weeks before a series of public events commemorating 50 years to the 1972 Munich terror attack – in which Palestinian terrorists murdered 11 Israeli athletes at the summer Olympics – the German government has made a new offer to the victims’ families. However, they are threatening to boycott the ceremonies to protest Berlin’s refusal to provide proper compensation.
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