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Hamas Attack Victim's Bedroom, Sealed for 3 Years, Finally Cleared

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The family of Elitzur Hajbi, killed by Hamas terrorists in his Moshav Yakhini home on October 7, 2023, has finally buried him after his bedroom, sealed for three years, was cleared. ZAKA volunteers on Wednesday collected Hajbi's remains from the room, which had remained untouched since the attack. Officials from ZAKA described the operation as providing a "chilling sense of closure" for the family, allowing for the victim's dignified burial. The clearing of the room is intended to offer the family a measure of peace.

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  • Elitzur Hajbi was buried Wednesday, three years after being killed by Hamas terrorists in Moshav Yakhini.
  • Hajbi's bedroom, untouched since the October 7th attack, was finally cleared by ZAKA volunteers.
  • ZAKA described the operation to collect remains as providing a "chilling sense of closure."
  • The family was unable to enter the room for three years following the attack.
  • The clearing of the room aims to offer the family a measure of peace and closure.
Hamas Attack Victim's Bedroom, Sealed for 3 Years, Finally Cleared
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