Woxer, a resident of Beersheba, worked in event security at Kibbutz Re’im. She was on duty when terrorists infiltrated Israeli territory and began shooting indiscriminately. The heroic officer saved many lives until she herself was fatally wounded. Her body has now been identified. She is survived by a husband, two children, parents, and a sister.
We would welcome your support to help us care for these families who are grieving their beloved family members.
Your support will help with costs of shiva and with their key needs following shiva through the shloshim and beyond so they don’t have to be alone during this most painful period of their lives.
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Please designate “30 Project”.
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4 Responses
It was so heartbreaking to learn of the tragic loss of your….I hope it will bring some comfort to know that others are with you in your sorrow. May his/her memory be a blessing and strengthen Israel and the world in our fight against evil.
The mesirat nefesh of your beloved wife, mother, daughter and sister, Yuliya, will never be forgotten. Klal Yisrael and our shu and family are forever grateful for her bravery. May her memory be a blessing.
Yuliya, thank you for your bravery, and for giving the ultimate– your life– to save others. Jews around the world mourn your death, and are forever grateful for your service. May your memory be a blessing.
To Yuliya’s family: know Jews, around the world, are thinking of you. Know your daughter will forever be a hero, an inspiration to Jews everywhere. Know she will never be forgotten and in her memory we will strive to better ourselves to continuously raise her neshamah. We mourn the loss of our sister but her memory will always be with us.