The Victims of Yesterday\'s Megiddo Massacre
Nine victims of yesterday\'s terrorist car bomb explosion against a bus at the Megiddo Junction will be buried today, while four were buried last night. Their names:
First Publish: 6/6/2002, 6:09 PM
Nine victims of yesterday\'s terrorist car bomb explosion against a bus at the Megiddo Junction will be buried today:
Adi Dahan, 17, of Afula; her older brother died in a hiking accident two months ago
Sgt. Sivan Viener, Holon
Sgt. Genady Isakov, Hadera
Sgt. David Stanislavsky, Netanya; survived only by his mother and no siblings
Sgt. Tzvi Gelbard, Hadera
Corp. Vladimir Morari, 20, Hadera; immigrated from Moldavia three years ago
Corp. Avraham Barzilai, Netanya
Sgt. Dotan Reisel, Hadera
Sgt. Violeta Hizgayev, Hadera; her parents died several years ago; survived by an older brother and younger sister; immigrated from Caucasia eight years ago
The funerals of Corp. Dennis Bliumin of Hadera and of Tzion Agmon, 50, of Hadera have not yet been set.
Four of the victims were buried last night:
Sgt. Yigal Nevipur of Netanya
Sgt. Sariel Katz, Netanya
Pvt. Liron Avitan of Hadera
Sgt. Eliran Buskila, Hadera
Of the 15 victims whose names are permitted for publication, 13 were soldiers between the ages of 19 and 22, four were women, nine were from Hadera, and four were from Netanya.
Adi Dahan, 17, of Afula; her older brother died in a hiking accident two months ago
Sgt. Sivan Viener, Holon
Sgt. Genady Isakov, Hadera
Sgt. David Stanislavsky, Netanya; survived only by his mother and no siblings
Sgt. Tzvi Gelbard, Hadera
Corp. Vladimir Morari, 20, Hadera; immigrated from Moldavia three years ago
Corp. Avraham Barzilai, Netanya
Sgt. Dotan Reisel, Hadera
Sgt. Violeta Hizgayev, Hadera; her parents died several years ago; survived by an older brother and younger sister; immigrated from Caucasia eight years ago
The funerals of Corp. Dennis Bliumin of Hadera and of Tzion Agmon, 50, of Hadera have not yet been set.
Four of the victims were buried last night:
Sgt. Yigal Nevipur of Netanya
Sgt. Sariel Katz, Netanya
Pvt. Liron Avitan of Hadera
Sgt. Eliran Buskila, Hadera
Of the 15 victims whose names are permitted for publication, 13 were soldiers between the ages of 19 and 22, four were women, nine were from Hadera, and four were from Netanya.