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Nova Party Victims Remembered Through Favorite Recipes

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The families of three victims from the Nova music festival massacre are being honored through their favorite recipes, shared by the "Nova Tribe Community" association. The project aims to preserve the memories of Omri Aharak, Daniel Osher Cohen, and Nitzan Rachum by sharing their beloved dishes. A memorial ceremony for victims of the Nova festival and nearby events will take place on Wednesday evening in Re'im.

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  • Three victims of the Nova music festival massacre are being remembered through their favorite recipes.
  • The "Nova Tribe Community" association is leading the project to honor Omri Aharak, Daniel Osher Cohen, and Nitzan Rachum.
  • Recipes include Omri Aharak's sweet and sour chicken and Nitzan Rachum's krembo cake.
  • The initiative aims to keep the memory of the victims alive through their cherished culinary tastes.
  • A memorial ceremony for Nova festival victims is scheduled for Wednesday evening in Re'im.

The families of three victims murdered at the Nova music festival, Omri Aharak, Daniel Osher Cohen, and Nitzan Rachum, are being honored through their favorite recipes. The "Nova Tribe Community" association, which supports survivors and bereaved families from the October 7th attacks, is spearheading a project to preserve the memories of the deceased. The initiative shares the stories and memories behind their beloved dishes, keeping their presence alive through the tastes that were part of their homes.

The project features recipes such as Omri Aharak's sweet and sour chicken, stuffed onions with rice and dried fruits in memory of Daniel Osher Cohen, and Nitzan Rachum's krembo cake. Each recipe is presented with preparation times, difficulty levels, and ingredient quantities, often accompanied by personal photos from family collections.

A memorial ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 18:29 at the memorial site in Re'im. The event will commemorate all those killed at the Nova festival and other nearby events.

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