The tragic death of 19-year-old IDF soldier Roni Eshel on October 7 has sparked a father's quest for accountability, as he claims her warnings about potential threats were ignored by commanders. Eyal Eshel, Roni's father, expressed his anguish over not being able to obtain his daughter's commander's contact information, highlighting a culture of dismissal regarding soldiers' concerns. Meanwhile, in the U.S., the issue of parental accountability in school shootings has gained attention, with recent charges against Colin Gray, whose son Colt was involved in a fatal shooting. Prosecutors in both Georgia and Michigan are increasingly charging parents for negligence linked to their children's violent acts, raising discussions on the implications of such legal actions. Critics argue that such measures may not effectively deter violence, as they reflect underlying mental health issues rather than parental responsibility. Overall, the debate continues on how best to address the complex issues surrounding gun violence and accountability in America.