Slain Shin Bet Commander's Widow Reports Second Theft of Children's Equipment
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Liat Shor, widow of fallen Shin Bet commander Yossi Tehar, reported the theft of vehicles and riding gear from her home. This marks the second such incident in under a year, with the stolen items holding significant sentimental value. Police are investigating the burglary. Tehar was killed fighting Hamas on October 7.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Liat Shor, widow of slain Shin Bet commander Yossi Tehar, reported a second theft from her home.
- Vehicles and riding gear belonging to her children were stolen overnight.
- Shor stated the items represent a connection to her late husband.
- The Kiryat Malakhi police have launched an investigation into the incident.
- Yossi Tehar was killed fighting Hamas terrorists on October 7.
Liat Shor, the widow of Shin Bet commander Yossi Tehar who was killed on October 7, has reported the theft of several vehicles and riding equipment from her home's yard. This is the second such incident in less than a year. Shor shared on social media that a golf cart, children's ATV, children's dirt bike, and riding gear were stolen overnight. She emphasized that for her family, the stolen items represent a connection to and memorial of her late husband, whose photograph remains prohibited from publication. The Kiryat Malakhi police have opened an investigation into the incident. The previous theft occurred in February, when three dirt bikes purchased for their children were stolen. Tehar, 39, fell in Kibbutz Kissufim fighting Hamas terrorists on October 7. He is survived by his wife, Liat, four children, parents, and siblings.
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