Libi Cohen-Meguri was murdered on October 7th at just 22 years old. She went to dance at the Nova festival and was shot by Hamas terrorists while trying to escape on Route 232. At 8:11 AM, she called her parents: “I’ve been shot in the stomach, I’ve been shot in the arm, I’m losing blood. I’m going to die.” In calm and heartbreaking words, she understood the end had come. She asked to speak to her twin brother Tomer and little sister Maya: “I’m going to die. Just listen. I love you, Yariv — the best dad I could’ve had. Mom, please stop screaming, just listen — you’re the best mom we could have asked for. Don’t forget to be a good mom to Tomer and Maya. Tomer, how lucky we were to live life together. I love you. Maya, never forget you are the treasure of my life.” Her parents begged her to lie on the road and pretend to be dead. She did. But the terrorists saw her move. “Mom, they’re coming to shoot me again...” Screams in Arabic. A long burst of gunfire. And the call was cut. Alone on the road divider, her body was riddled with bullets at point-blank range. Murdered in cold blood. But Libi was light. Joy. Love. A proud and outstanding IDF infantry officer, full of life and laughter, always giving to others. Her photos radiate kindness. Her memory will live forever.