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Now 14Culture

Nova Festival Survivor Bar Zohar Honored With Favorite Pasta Recipe

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Bar Zohar, a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre, is being memorialized through her favorite pasta recipe shared by her family and the "Nova Tribe Community Association." Zohar, who was killed on October 7, displayed immense bravery by returning to the festival site while wounded to warn police about terrorists, saving hundreds of lives. Her family continues to honor her legacy through her musical and written works.

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  • Bar Zohar, killed at the Nova festival, is honored with her favorite pasta recipe.
  • She saved hundreds of festival-goers by warning police of terrorists while wounded.
  • Zohar was a talented musician who wrote hundreds of songs and texts.
  • She served in the IDF's multi-dimensional unit "Refaim."
  • Her family is preserving her legacy through her creative works.

Bar Zohar, who was killed at the Nova music festival on October 7, is being honored by her family and the "Nova Tribe Community Association" through her favorite pasta recipe. Zohar, who served in the IDF's multi-dimensional unit "Refaim," was a talented musician who wrote hundreds of songs and texts, some of which were composed and published after her death. On the day of the massacre, she attended the Nova party with four friends. During their escape, she was shot and seriously wounded but continued to lead her friends to safety, saving three of them.

Despite her injuries, Zohar displayed extraordinary courage by returning to the festival grounds to warn police officers about terrorists on Road 232, where attendees were being directed. This act is credited with saving hundreds of festival-goers. Her family is working to commemorate her legacy through the songs and writings she left behind.

The "Nova Tribe Community Association" shared a recipe for penne pasta with a tomato cream sauce, a dish Zohar particularly loved, as a way to remember her. The recipe includes ingredients such as pasta, butter, olive oil, onion, garlic, crushed tomatoes, heavy cream, basil, Parmesan cheese, and pasta water. The preparation involves sautéing aromatics, simmering a sauce, cooking the pasta, and then combining them with cheese and pasta water for a rich finish.

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