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Wife of Israeli Killed in Alexandria Attack Dies

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Widow of Egyptian Terror Attack Victim Dies After Years of Anguish

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Mor Shamli, whose husband Alon was murdered before her eyes in Egypt on October 8, 2023, has died after more than three years of suffering. Her parents described her as "living but dead" since the attack. In January, Shamli announced her intention to pursue assisted suicide in Switzerland due to unbearable pain. Her husband, Alon, was killed with two others by an Egyptian police officer just one day after the October 7 massacre.

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  • Mor Shamli, whose husband was murdered in Egypt in 2023, has died after years of suffering.
  • Her parents stated she never recovered from the trauma of witnessing her husband's murder.
  • Shamli had announced plans for assisted suicide in Switzerland due to unbearable pain.
  • Her husband, Alon Shamli, was killed in a terror attack in Alexandria, Egypt.
  • The attack occurred on October 8, 2023, one day after Israel's October 7 massacre.
  • Alon Shamli was murdered along with two other Israelis by an Egyptian police officer.
Widow of Egyptian Terror Attack Victim Dies After Years of Anguish
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