Israeli whose husband and son were murdered in 1993 terror attack urges Haredim to join hostage protests

Jessica Steinberg, The Times of Israel's culture and lifestyles editor, covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center

Miriam Lapid, whose husband and son were killed by terrorists near Hebron in 1993, speaks at the Jerusalem rally.

“There is such corruption, lack of morality,” says Lapid. “Where are the Haredim, those with sidecurls, those who cover their hair?”

She calls on every ultra-Orthodox Jerusalemite to come out to the protests, “to see the light.”

“You have no conscience, what will you tell your children? What will you say to this history?”

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