Einav Bublil published a heartbreaking post on Sunday morning after receiving the bitter news of the death of her uncle, Roni Levy, who was murdered yesterday in a terrorist infiltration into Kibbutz Be'eri.
"My uncle, Roni, one of the founders of Kibbutz Be'eri, the salt of the earth, who fought in all of Israel's wars bravely, was murdered yesterday at his home in Bari, next to his wife and son. God will raise His blood," Boublil wrote painfully. "My heart burns! Roni Levy, his soul will be troubled in the bundle of life."
Bublil went on to talk about the moment her late uncle was exposed to the recipe book she recently published, "In Honor of Holy Shabbat." "He's Grandma Levi's son, whom my mother talks about all the time. When my mother showed him her recipe in the book, he was so happy and said he was proud of me. The heart burns," she signed against the background of a photo of the late Levy riding his bicycle.
From Bublil's Instagram,
Hours earlier, Boublil had posted a lengthy story in which she shared her thoughts on the security situation. "How did hundreds of terrorists enter from every possible direction and no one saw? Only one answer, and whoever doesn't see it - blind! The Holy One, blessed be He, closed everyone's eyes and ears. They will take out a Torah scroll, they will not take out, they will pray, they will not pray. G-d is fed up with us and doesn't want our prayers.
"And lo and behold, everyone is united. Soon a united government will be established here, the pilots who said they would not enlist, everyone will enlist. This is what G-d wants. One united people, one heart. Unconditional love. And it's a shame that we understood that at the expense of all of our children."
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