Nova Festival Victims' Family Recipes Preserve Memories
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
A project by the Nova Community Tribe Association is honoring victims of the October 7th Nova festival massacre by sharing their cherished family recipes. The initiative aims to provide comfort and preserve the memory of those lost through familiar tastes. Recipes for "Aruk" meatballs, "Aldoshki" pancakes, and "Rosa" pasta are featured, each linked to a victim and their personal story. The association supports survivors and bereaved families in the wake of the attack.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A project shares family recipes of victims from the October 7th Nova festival massacre.
- The Nova Community Tribe Association is behind the initiative to preserve memories through food.
- Recipes for "Aruk" meatballs, "Aldoshki" pancakes, and "Rosa" pasta are featured.
- Victims Ben Benjamin Cohen, Ilana Eliyahu Moshe Yaakov, and Bar Zohar are honored.
- The project aims to provide comfort and a lasting connection to loved ones.
- The association supports survivors and bereaved families of the attack.
A project initiated by the Nova Community Tribe Association is preserving the memory of victims of the October 7th Hamas attack at the Nova music festival by sharing their favorite family recipes. The initiative aims to provide comfort and a lasting connection to loved ones through the tastes and aromas associated with them.
One featured recipe is for "Aruk" meatballs, a favorite of Ben Benjamin Cohen, who was killed at the festival. Ben, born in 1996, was known for his creativity and helpfulness. His mother, Zehava, received the recipe from her mother, Ben's grandmother, and now shares it to keep his memory alive.
Another recipe is for "Aldoshki," traditional Russian pancakes, from Marina, mother of Ilana Eliyahu Moshe Yaakov, who was also killed at the Nova festival. Ilana, 29, was an educator and community leader dedicated to youth in the Tel Aviv neighborhood of Hatikva. Marina, who always prepared warm breakfasts for her children, now shares this recipe as a way to remember Ilana's vibrant spirit.
The project also includes a recipe for "Rosa" pasta with parmesan, in memory of Bar Zohar, a 23-year-old who served in the multi-dimensional unit "Ghost." Bar, who loved music and wrote many songs, was killed at the festival. Despite being wounded, she bravely guided friends to safety and alerted police to terrorists, saving hundreds of others. Her family honors her through her music and writings.
The Nova Community Tribe Association, formed by survivors and bereaved families, offers support and rehabilitation to those affected by the attack. This culinary project is part of their effort to create a living testament to the taste and memory of those lost.
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