Faces of the Victims

We are all OneFamily. When a terrorist attack is launched, it violently shocks everyone who is in the vicinity of the crime as well as every family member and friend of those attacked. People who don't survive the attack leave behind their personal legacies for family and friends to remember them. Some lived long lives and others were brutally cut off at a very young age.

The Memorial section of this website is dedicated to the memories of all the people who have been taken away from us through indiscriminate murder by terrorism. It contains profiles on every victim murdered since September 2000, as well as a collection of stories written by OneFamily staff, close family members, or friends, that enable us to 'get to know' a little about their lives and their legacies. These short tributes strive to help us remember that the victims are people with interesting personalities and histories -- much more than a mere statistic.

Please view the profiles of all those murdered in anti-Israel terrorist attacks since 2000. If you wish to leave a memorial message for the family of a victim, please fill out the form below. Please make sure to include the name of the family in the subject line.

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These families are in my thoughts especially when one young man has just recently been killed at a Check Point. Words are not enough to express ones support for people who have lost a loved one, but it helps to know that there is someone out there thinking about them all. Peace be with you. - Gillian

My heart goes out to all the families who have lost loved ones in these very difficult times. I can only imagine how absolutely heart-breaking it must be when you can no longer see your son or daughter, someone who you have brought up from a baby and loved and cared for all their life, and now that life has been so cruelly taken away. I pray that you can have the strength to carry on with your every day life and remember the blessings that you had. I wish you long life and that things will gradually improve. - Frances