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Nova Festival Victims' Family Recipes Preserve Memories

A project by the Nova Community Tribe Association is honoring victims of the October 7th Nova festival massacre by sharing their cherished family recipes. The initiative aims to provide comfort and preserve the memory of those lost through familiar tastes.

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  1. 01A project shares family recipes of victims from the October 7th Nova festival massacre.
  2. 02The Nova Community Tribe Association is behind the initiative to preserve memories through food.
  3. 03Recipes for "Aruk" meatballs, "Aldoshki" pancakes, and "Rosa" pasta are featured.
  4. 04Victims Ben Benjamin Cohen, Ilana Eliyahu Moshe Yaakov, and Bar Zohar are honored.
  5. 05The project aims to provide comfort and a lasting connection to loved ones.
  6. 06The association supports survivors and bereaved families of the attack.

Recipes for "Aruk" meatballs, "Aldoshki" pancakes, and "Rosa" pasta are featured, each linked to a victim and their personal story. The association supports survivors and bereaved families in the wake of the attack.

Translated and summarized by baba from Walla, the latest report. Read Walla’s original

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