In his memory, his family wants to start a center in his name to help at-risk youth in Jerusalem, they have also begun the writing of a Torah scroll in his name.
Adir Tahar, who fell on October 7, told Channel 14 that Gazans tried to sell his son’s head for $10,000.
In an interview given to Channel 14’s show Now, David Tahar told the hosts about the journey he went on to bring his son’s remains home for burial.
David began by describing his son’s final moments in combat saying “His death was very very difficult.”
“Unfortunately, his body was abused after his death,” continuing “The terrorists, they call them barbarians this is complimenting them, they just beheaded him and took his head back to Gaza with them.”
"Special forces combined with armored brigades entered Gaza and in an ice cream store in Palestine Square, just so you understand where they put it.
In his memory, his family wants to start a center in his name to help at-risk youth in Jerusalem, they have also begun the writing of a Torah scroll in his name.
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Adir Tahar, who fell on October 7, told Channel 14 that Gazans tried to sell his son’s head for $10,000.
In an interview given to Channel 14’s show Now, David Tahar told the hosts about the journey he went on to bring his son’s remains home for burial.
David began by describing his son’s final moments in combat saying “His death was very very difficult.”
“Unfortunately, his body was abused after his death,” continuing “The terrorists, they call them barbarians this is complimenting them, they just beheaded him and took his head back to Gaza with them.”
"Special forces combined with armored brigades entered Gaza and in an ice cream store in Palestine Square, just so you understand where they put it.
In his memory, his family wants to start a center in his name to help at-risk youth in Jerusalem, they have also begun the writing of a Torah scroll in his name.
The original article contains 551 words, the summary contains 153 words. Saved 72%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!