Her family, Inbar Heiman, was informed today (Saturday) that she had been murdered by Hamas captivity. Inbar, 27, was a design student at the WIZO Haifa Academic Center and a graffiti artist – which led many artists in Israel and around the world to protest for her release.
Chaos: Footage from the Nova party near Kibbutz Reim (archive)
The headquarters of the families of the abductees: "We share in the heavy sorrow of the family. Inbar was a gifted girl, full of love and inclusion with endless giving. A creative girl full of joie de vivre. Inbar is an avid art lover. She is a graffiti artist and also studied in the film track in high school and is a fan of Maccabi Haifa. She met her partner Noam Alon in visual communication studies at the WIZO Haifa Academic Center almost two years ago. Inbar is survived by her parents and a brother. May her memory be blessed."
Among those who led the struggle for her release was Noam Alon, her partner. The two were supposed to begin their fourth year studying visual communication. Inbar would sign her creations with the nickname "Pink", according to which her friends were associated with her favorite color – pink.
Parents of Inbar Heiman, abducted by Hamas on October 7
On October 7, was at a Nova party near Kibbutz Reim. When the sirens went off, she and her friends hid under the party stage. Then they ran to the fields, and when the terrorists approached them, she split up from her friends along with two other men. After a long and exhausting run, the terrorists managed to catch her, while the guys who were with her managed to survive. According to testimonies, two terrorists put her on a motorcycle and abducted her to the Gaza Strip. After she was kidnapped, it was reported that her landlord demanded payment of her share of the rent.
Inbar Heiman, photo: uncredited
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