Bereaved Father at Nova Ceremony Calls for Unity, Citing Children's 'Will Written in Blood'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Meir Zohar, whose daughter was killed at the Nova festival, spoke at a ceremony remembering the October 7th massacre. He urged attendees to see each other as equals and to live together, citing his daughter's "will written in blood." Zohar stated that if victims could die together, survivors must learn to live together.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Meir Zohar, whose daughter was killed at the Nova festival, spoke at a remembrance ceremony.
- He urged attendees to see each other without labels and to carry this unity into daily life.
- Zohar cited his daughter's "will written in blood and soul" about the preciousness of life.
- He called for finding the strength to live side-by-side, mirroring the victims' fate.
- The ceremony marked three years since the October 7th attacks.
Meir Zohar, whose daughter Bar was murdered at the Nova festival massacre, delivered a poignant address at the Nova Tribe ceremony marking three years since the October 7th attacks. Zohar urged attendees to look at the person beside them without judgment or labels, emphasizing shared humanity. He implored them to carry this perspective into their daily lives, whether waiting in line, at work, or during family gatherings.
"Our children left us a will written in blood and soul," Zohar declared, highlighting the preciousness of life and the strength of unity over division. He concluded by stating that if the victims found the strength to die side-by-side within the inferno, then survivors must find the strength to live side-by-side.
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