Terrorist Killing of Israeli Soldier Omri Levi is Second Tragedy for Family
Error: Contact form not found.
by JNS.org

IDF Sergeant Omri Levi, 19, who was murdered in last nights attack in Beersheba, was laid to rest on Monday. Photo: Twitter.
JNS.org – Crowds of mourners made their way on Monday to the home of IDF Golani Brigade soldier Sgt. Omri Levi, 19, who was murdered in the Palestinian terrorist shooting at the Beersheba bus station on Sunday.
Levi, whose father died suddenly two years ago, is survived by his mother, Efrat, and twin siblings, Yuval and Roi, who turned 16 on Tuesday.
“How could it happen to me again? In such a short time, two such awful tragedies happen to us,” Efrat said, Israel Hayom reported. She and the twins found it difficult to speak much, and asked for the media not to attend Omri’s funeral Monday in Moshav Sde Hemed.
The head of the Southern Sharon Regional Council, Moti Dalgo, said Monday, “This was a double tragedy. Two and a half years ago, [Omri’s] father suffered a heart attack while out for an evening walk around the moshav. [The death of] the son is the second surprise. Omri was an amazing kid, a guide in the moshav youth movement. His friends and his teachers loved him.”
103 House Democrats Back Measure Their Own Whip Said Could Cut Aid to Palestinians
Jewish Advocacy Group Blasts Australian Higher Education Establishment Over Antisemitism Revelations
Violent Antisemitic Attacks Skyrocket Across Canada, Putting 2026 on Track for Record Year
Israeli Tourist Reportedly Refused Service in Athens Amid Rising Anti-Israel Hostility
NYTimes Shareholder Threatens Lawsuit Over Publication’s Alleged Anti-Israel Biased Coverage
History Doesn’t Begin With Hate; It Begins With Silence
Hamas Is Still Using Hospitals as Terror Bases
I Want to Become a Journalist — But I Don’t See Israel Being Treated Fairly on Campus
Rep. Ro Khanna Pressed to Support Oct. 7 in Interview with Pro-Hamas News Outlet
UK Upholds ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan’s Suspension Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations





NYTimes Shareholder Threatens Lawsuit Over Publication’s Alleged Anti-Israel Biased Coverage
Hamas Is Still Using Hospitals as Terror Bases
I Want to Become a Journalist — But I Don’t See Israel Being Treated Fairly on Campus
103 House Democrats Back Measure Their Own Whip Said Could Cut Aid to Palestinians
History Doesn’t Begin With Hate; It Begins With Silence



