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HamalGeneral

Couple Who Lost Parents on Oct. 7 Build New Life in Sderot

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Shaked Megira and Shahar Shitrit, a couple from Sderot, are building a new life together after both losing their parents in the October 7 Hamas attack. Megira's father was killed on a motorcycle ride, and Shitrit's mother was murdered during a morning run. The couple has married and is choosing to live in Sderot, honoring their parents' memories by continuing to grow and love.

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  • Shaked Megira and Shahar Shitrit, a couple from Sderot, are sharing their story after losing parents on Oct. 7.
  • Megira's father, Avi Megira, was killed while riding his motorcycle.
  • Shitrit's mother, Naomi Shitrit Azulai, was murdered during her morning run.
  • The couple has married and chosen to build their home in Sderot.
  • They aim to honor their parents' memories by continuing to grow and love.

Shaked Megira and Shahar Shitrit, a couple from Sderot, are sharing their story of love and resilience after both losing their parents in the Hamas massacre on October 7. Megira's father, Avi Megira, was killed while riding his motorcycle, and Shitrit's mother, Naomi Shitrit Azulai, was murdered during her morning run. Despite the profound grief, the couple has chosen to build a shared future together, getting married and deciding to establish their home in Sderot.

They recall their parents as inspiring figures and cherish their memories, emphasizing their decision to continue growing, loving, and honoring their parents' legacies with every step they take. Their story highlights a movement of life and hope emerging from the tragedy of October 7.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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