Miri Regev's Daughter Michal Gets Engaged Nearly Three Years After Surviving Nova Massacre Attack

Michal Regev, daughter of Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev, got engaged to her partner, Nativ Atar, nearly three years after surviving a terror attack during the Nova party massacre. On October 7, 2021, Michal and a friend were shot at while fleeing in their car but managed to escape and reach Beersheba safely. Miri Regev previously recounted receiving a phone call from Michal during the attack, assuring her she was unharmed despite the shooting.

The couple announced their engagement by sharing a photo together by the sea, prominently displaying the engagement ring, which quickly drew congratulations from friends on social media. Michal Regev had previously made headlines about six years ago when she was filmed celebrating with friends in her mother’s government car, prompting Miri Regev to clarify that such behavior was not typical and that she would not allow Michal to use the vehicle again.

This engagement marks a significant personal milestone for Michal Regev following the traumatic events of the Nova terror attack, which deeply affected her family and the Israeli public.