The daughter of Liah Malka, who was killed by an explosive device planted in her car, received a puppy from her extended family. Relatives said they will collectively raise her and she will not be alone.
Liah Malka was killed on June 5 when an explosive device planted in her car detonated on the Ayalon highway. Israeli media reported the incident as linked to organized crime amid a custody dispute with her estranged partner. Today, her family shared a video of her young daughter receiving a puppy, with relatives stating they will raise the child collectively. The gesture highlights the family's public effort to provide stability for the orphaned girl. The circumstances of the bomb planting remain under investigation; no arrests have been reported.
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