Time stopped on Oct. 7 for Adi Levy-Slama, who lost five relatives — gunned down by Hamas bullets — in Kfar Aza, a kibbutz in southern Israel near the Gaza border.
"We found them wrapped around each other, all five of them, but we don't know what happened," Levy-Slama said, her voice shaking at the memory.
The dead were Levy-Slama's 49-year-old sister Livnat Kutz and her family: her husband Aviv, 53, their 18-year-old daughter Rotem and their sons Yonatan, 16, and Yftah, 14.
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