Victim's Room Opened Three Years After October 7th Attack
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The bedroom of Elitzur Hajbi, murdered on October 7th in Moshav Yachini, was opened three years later by his family. They were unable to enter the room until recently, finding items left untouched since the attack. ZAKA volunteers assisted the family in collecting these findings on Wednesday.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Elitzur Hajbi's bedroom was opened three years after his murder in the October 7th attack.
- The room in Moshav Yachini had remained closed by his family since the massacre.
- The family decided to open the room ahead of the third anniversary of the attack.
- ZAKA volunteers helped collect items found untouched in the room.
- The incident occurred on Wednesday with ZAKA teams from Sderot.
The bedroom of Elitzur Hajbi, who was murdered in the October 7th attack on Moshav Yachini, has been opened three years after his death. His family had kept the room closed since the massacre, unable to enter it. In the days leading up to the third anniversary of the attack, the family decided to open the room and discovered items left untouched since that morning. After finding these items, they contacted ZAKA, the national rescue and recovery organization, requesting assistance in collecting them. ZAKA volunteers from the Sderot team, along with Deputy Director of Operations Chaim Weingarten and Lachish Region Commander Avi Drai, arrived at the home on Wednesday. The volunteers spent several hours in the room, collecting the findings that remained there since Hajbi was killed.
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