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Couple Welcomes Son After Daughter's Death in Iranian Missile Strike

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Olga and Nikolai Boguslavsky welcomed a son, Amitai-Eitan, over a year after their daughter Noa and her boyfriend Eitan Zacks were killed in an Iranian missile strike in Be'er Sheva. The couple decided to have another child during their mourning period, aiming to provide a sibling for their surviving son, Matvey. The baby's name honors Eitan, and the first name Amitai was suggested by ChatGPT. The birth brings a mix of joy and enduring grief, with Olga hoping to inspire others facing loss.

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  • Olga and Nikolai Boguslavsky welcomed a son, Amitai-Eitan, after their daughter Noa was killed in an Iranian missile strike.
  • Noa, her boyfriend Eitan Zacks, and Eitan's mother Michal died in a missile attack on Be'er Sheva on June 24, 2025.
  • The couple decided to have another child during their mourning period to ensure their surviving son, Matvey, would not be alone.
  • The baby's middle name, Eitan, honors Noa's deceased boyfriend, while the first name Amitai was suggested by ChatGPT.
  • The family's story highlights resilience and hope amidst profound grief following the attack.

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