Israel Police return computer stolen from Kfar Aza memorial site

Israel Police return computer stolen from Kfar Aza memorial site

Over 150,000 people visited the home in southern Israel in which Sivan Elkabetz was murdered.

Closure: Sivan Elkabets' computer returned to her parents

Sivan was murdered during the October 7th massacre. Her laptop was stolen from her house. Today, it was returned to her family.

The laptop of Sivan Elkabetz, who was murdered in her home in the village of Gaza on October 7, has been returned to her family. The computer was stolen from Sivan's home, which became a memorial site after the massacre - and was found in Ashkelon. Police detained two suspects, foreign nationals who live in Ashkelon, on suspicion of theft. "It was clear to us that he had to return home"

The personal laptop of Sivan Elkabetz, the Rev. from Kfar Aza, containing chilling records from the horrific massacre that occurred on Shabbat Simchat Torah last year, was surprisingly stolen by burglars on the night of the last Seder. Over the past year and a half, the computer has become a unique and exclusive memorial site in the Elkabetz family home, and crowds have come to view chilling and heartbreaking records from that difficult and pai…

The computer stolen from her home in Gaza City was found behind a house of foreign workers and is now in the police's possession for investigation and laboratory testing. Sivan's parents expressed excitement and thanked everyone who helped locate and raise awareness of the story: "Everyone worked around the clock"