The late Sahar was enrolled in studies at Ben Gurion, he was supposed to start studying electrical engineering this year, but he didn't have time to start. The week after October 7, he planned to go to Be'er Sheva to choose an apartment. A month before the cursed Shabbat, he returned from the big trip in South America and managed to do parts of the Israel Trail as well. He was an excellent chess player, loved anime and TV shows. He was sharp and smart and realistic, and his family says he had a nice, goofy sense of humor. Second brother among 4 brothers, to parents Tami and Roni. On 7.10 he was at his mother's house, together with his brother Idan. Already at an early hour, grenades were thrown into the house, and Idan was injured by shrapnel. During the whole time Sahar took care of Idan. They entered the MMD and tried to lock themselves from the inside, but failed, so they locked themselves inside with a closet. The terrorists set the house on fire, and despite realizing the danger outside, they decided to jump out. Sahar still had time to tell his mother, "Dying in a fire is more It hurts." Apparently Idan jumped first, and Sahar stayed to look for Idan's inhaler. Contact with them was cut off at about 12 noon. A few days later, the family was informed of the sure identification of Idan's body, which turned out to be shot in the head. All the while Sahar was considered missing, And only about three weeks after 10/7, the family was informed that he had been kidnapped. Other than that, no other details were known about him. Sahar's grandmother, the late Geula Becher, was also murdered in the kibbutz. Sahar was killed during his rescue attempt on December 7, and Kibbutz Bari announced his murder two days after the operation, at this time it is not possible to determine whether he was killed by IDF fire or by fire from Hamas terrorists. His body is still being held in Gaza.