Masked Thieves Burglarize Home of Slain Shin Bet Commander for Second Time
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Masked burglars broke into the family farm of Yossi Tahar, a senior Shin Bet commander killed on October 7, in Bitzron, stealing a golf cart, ATV, and dirt bike. This is the second such incident at the property. Tahar's widow, Liat Shor, stated the stolen items hold deep sentimental value for their children, representing their connection to their father.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Masked thieves broke into the home of slain Shin Bet commander Yossi Tahar in Bitzron.
- This is the second time the family's property has been burglarized since Tahar's death.
- Stolen items include a golf cart, ATV, and dirt bike belonging to Tahar's children.
- The widow, Liat Shor, stated the items hold significant sentimental value and connection to their father.
- Yossi Tahar was killed in battle on October 7 at Kibbutz Mefalsim.
Masked individuals broke into the family farm of Yossi Tahar, a senior Shin Bet commander who fell in battle on October 7, in the village of Bitzron. This marks the second time the property has been breached. The thieves stole a golf cart, an ATV, and a dirt bike belonging to the children, items described by Tahar's widow, Liat Shor, as holding significant sentimental value and representing a connection to their father.
Shor expressed the profound emotional impact of the theft, stating, "These tools were an integral part of our lives, and beyond experiences, they were also part of the connection, memory, and commemoration of Dad." She emphasized that the repeated intrusion into their private space is particularly distressing for their children, who feel that "someone simply entered our private space and took again the little bit of connection to Dad. These are things with enormous emotional significance."
Yossi Tahar, whose photograph is still prohibited from publication, reportedly left his home on his own initiative on October 7. He fought to his last bullet in the battle for Kibbutz Mefalsim, where he was killed. The stolen items were described as having immense emotional meaning for the family, serving as a link to their deceased father.
