Bongbong Marcos vows support to families of Filipinos slain in Israel
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday promised “to provide utmost support” to the families of Filipinos killed in the Israel-Hamas conflict. He made the pronouncement after talking to the families of the two Filipinos confirmed to have died in Israel amid a raging skirmish. “Last night, I made two of the most difficult phone calls I’ve had to make as President. The nation is one in grieving with the families of the Filipinos who were killed in the attacks on Israel,” Marcos said in an Instagram post. READ: Marcos mourns death of 2 Filipinos in Israel “We will provide the utmost support to the families they were taken from,” he added. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bongbong Marcos (@bongbongmarcos) READ: 70 Filipinos in Gaza seeking repatriation – DFA The Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv previously revealed that the two Filipino fatalities were a 33-year-old female caregiver from Pangasinan who had been working in Israel for six years, and a 42-year-old male from Pampanga. The embassy said the two were killed on Saturday, October 7, during the surprise attack of Palestinian militant group Hamas in southern Israel. Authorities said the government is still confirming if a third Filipino died in the conflict through DNA testing. kga
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