Father Visits Nova Site Three Years After Son's Death
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Dror Tzfati visited the Nova festival site three years after his son, Chai Tzfati, was murdered there on October 7. Tzfati spoke of his three-year struggle with post-trauma and his son's final text message, "Dad, I'll get back to you." Chai was killed in a shelter after fleeing rocket sirens, and his body was identified two days later. Tzfati finds strength in his faith and his son's memory.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Dror Tzfati visited the Nova festival site three years after his son Chai was killed there on October 7.
- Tzfati described suffering from post-trauma and his son's final, unfulfilled promise to call him back.
- Chai Tzfati was killed in a shelter after fleeing rocket sirens at the festival.
- The family learned of Chai's death two days after the massacre, avoiding prolonged uncertainty.
- Tzfati's daughter survived because she canceled her plans to attend the festival at the last minute.
- Tzfati finds strength in his faith and his son's memory, emphasizing his constant smile.
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