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Remember Niv Raviv (27) and Nirel Zini (31).
The two Jewish lovebirds were killed by Hamas in their home on October 7th, after the terrorists stormed Kibbutz Kfar Aza.
Niv and Nirel were planning to get engaged, but the terrorists stole their future from them.
Marking the anniversary of when Nirel was wounded in the West Bank, Nirel planned to propose on October 10th, just 3 days after they were slain.
“They moved six months ago to live on Kibbutz Kfar Aza — they wanted to live on a kibbutz and live a simple life, they said it was paradise there,” said Shachar, Raviv’s sister-in-law. “They loved the kibbutz, the community, the people.
"They were so happy there… they were always active — they helped, volunteered, donated. They were such good people.”
Noam Zini, Nirel’s brother, vowed to tell his children about the legacy of his late aunt and uncle.
“I will remember you both forever, you are scratched into my heart — my heart that is shattered into pieces,” Noam wrote. “I don’t know how we go on from here, how do we pick up the pieces, how do we keep going as everything is normal when nothing will ever return to what it was.”
Don't let their memory die out 🎗️
The two Jewish lovebirds were killed by Hamas in their home on October 7th, after the terrorists stormed Kibbutz Kfar Aza.
Niv and Nirel were planning to get engaged, but the terrorists stole their future from them.
Marking the anniversary of when Nirel was wounded in the West Bank, Nirel planned to propose on October 10th, just 3 days after they were slain.
“They moved six months ago to live on Kibbutz Kfar Aza — they wanted to live on a kibbutz and live a simple life, they said it was paradise there,” said Shachar, Raviv’s sister-in-law. “They loved the kibbutz, the community, the people.
"They were so happy there… they were always active — they helped, volunteered, donated. They were such good people.”
Noam Zini, Nirel’s brother, vowed to tell his children about the legacy of his late aunt and uncle.
“I will remember you both forever, you are scratched into my heart — my heart that is shattered into pieces,” Noam wrote. “I don’t know how we go on from here, how do we pick up the pieces, how do we keep going as everything is normal when nothing will ever return to what it was.”
Don't let their memory die out 🎗️
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2 months agosara_sebs
I keep on reading these types of stories that break my heart over and over again 💔💔
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