Family Recounts Grief and Longing for Daughter Murdered in Re'im
Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
Chen and Mali Zander, mother and sister of Noa Zander, who was murdered in Re'im on October 7th, shared their ongoing grief and desire to memorialize Noa worldwide.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Noa Zander, 22, was murdered in Re'im on October 7th.
- Her family is experiencing deep grief and longing.
- Sister Chen Zander is a reporter for Channel 13 News.
- The family aims to memorialize Noa globally.
- The report follows their journey through memories.
Chen Zander, a reporter for Channel 13 News, and her mother, Mali Zander, have spoken about the profound grief and longing they experience following the murder of their daughter and sister, Noa Zander. Noa, who was 22 years old, was killed in a fortified room in Re'im during the October 7th attacks. Her death has cast a pall over the family's lives, making their home quiet and diminishing their enjoyment of food. Chen Zander has undertaken a project with her mother to keep Noa's memory alive, stating, "I want her picture to be displayed all over the world." The report includes footage of Chen and Mali embarking on a journey through memories of Noa.
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