After months of hope, the hard news arrived today (Wednesday) about the death of Colonel Ran Gueli who fought on October 7 against Hamas terrorists and his body is being held by the terrorist organization. His best friend Uri Nagar wrote painfully about spending time with him just a day before the terrible massacre, and about the unanswerable question Avoided for him how he would have felt if the tragedy had happened in his own home.
"Beautiful boy, the day before we spent time at the forum and you stood up like a real warrior to protect us," Nagar wrote against the background of a smiling Tamna of the late Goyili. "We were optimistic, we prayed, I sat with your sister a week ago and we talked about a fashion event she should do and she wants to In the sign of 'Rani'.
love you prince
Watch over us from above."
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Nagar later elaborated a little more on the hope that was dashed this morning.
"Since that black Sabbath that disappeared from us, we have been waiting so long to hear some positive message that you are still there. How much we prayed and hoped that you were sitting down and waiting for the next deal or some move that would get you out of there. You have a family of fighters, what did they not do! At least once a week we came to them to strengthen and get stronger from the strengths. I always knew you were a family similar to ours. United and warm in every way. I promise to do what I can to support and tell Rani's story. My heart is torn," he signed.
In a video he later uploaded, he struggled to speak.
"It's such a thing, I don't know if it's with everyone, but for me when it comes to close people then I automatically put myself with the family, with the brothers, and I put myself in the shoes of his brothers and his parents," he said.
"How can you bury a brother or a son or a relative or a friend? It's not understood," he shared with tearful eyes.
"The fact that children are supposed to bury their parents is obvious, but when the parents bury their children? And the brothers bury? I automatically think of myself burying my brother, and that is not something that can be digested and contained. A completely black, black morning," he concluded.
Later Nagar brought up another story in which he addressed the bereaved family.
"Dear Guily family, sending you a huge hug. Uncaught. Love," he wrote.
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