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Family of Eden Yerushalmi Recounts Life of 'Happiest Girl' Kidnapped and Killed by Hamas

Loved ones of Eden Yerushalmi, who was kidnapped from the Nova festival and killed by Hamas in Gaza in 2024, are sharing memories of her life three years after the October 7 attacks. Friends and family describe her as "the happiest girl in the world" and are working to preserve her memory through a documentary.

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  1. 01Eden Yerushalmi was kidnapped from the Nova festival and murdered in Gaza by Hamas terrorists.
  2. 02Loved ones describe Yerushalmi as "the happiest girl in the world" before her death.
  3. 03A documentary titled "Find Me, Okay?" aims to preserve Yerushalmi's memory.
  4. 04Survivors recount the agonizing uncertainty and search for information after the October 7 attack.
  5. 05Yerushalmi's death in captivity gave a new dimension to the documentary project.

The article also highlights the anguish of survivors during the initial hours after the festival massacre.

Translated and summarized by baba from i24NEWS French, the latest report. Read i24NEWS French’s original

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