“I’m just a girl, I have school tomorrow!” Those were the words 12-year-old Liel Hetzroni pleaded to the Palestinian terrorists who abducted her during the October 7 attack. They murdered her anyway. It took forensic investigators nearly six weeks to identify what remained of her. All that was left of the little girl’s body was ash and bone fragments. Her father, Gavin Heller, told the BBC that Liel and her brother were killed for one reason only: “because they were Jewish.” He described the identification process: “They just found remnants of Liel… initially they didn’t have enough pieces to make a formal identification. They identified her literally by sieving the remnants. This will unfortunately live with me for the rest of my life.” Nearly 1,200 people, almost all Jewish Israelis, were massacred that day. Some called it “justified resistance.” It was the deliberate slaughter of civilians, including children. Liel Hetzroni was 12 years old. May her memory be a blessing.

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