Nova Party Survivor Returns to Site of Abduction to Commemorate Victims
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Bar Kupferstein, a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre and subsequent captivity in Gaza, returned to the festival grounds to lay tefillin in memory of the victims. The act occurred ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7th attacks. Kupferstein, who was responsible for security at the event, called on the public to join him in commemorating those who were killed.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bar Kupferstein, a Nova festival survivor, returned to the site of the massacre to commemorate victims.
- He placed tefillin in memory of those murdered ahead of the third anniversary of October 7th.
- Kupferstein was the deputy security officer at the Nova music festival.
- He called on the public to join him in a tribute to the victims.
- Kupferstein was abducted to Gaza during the October 7th attacks.
Bar Kupferstein, a survivor of the Hamas captivity, returned to the site of the Nova music festival, from where he was abducted to Gaza three years ago. He placed tefillin (phylacteries) in memory of those murdered in the massacre, ahead of the third anniversary of the October 7th attacks. Kupferstein, who served as deputy security officer at the festival and was responsible for its security, came to the site to dedicate the act of laying tefillin to the memory of those killed on that morning. "I ask myself, what do you do on a day like this? How do I come and do something for all those who were murdered?" Kupferstein said. He added, "I said, I am coming to Nova today and laying tefillin, for the soul of all the murdered who did not merit to continue their lives." Kupferstein appealed to the public, calling on them to join the tribute in memory of the victims: "I invite all of you, stop for a moment, lay tefillin today, and dedicate it to them."
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