Mfal Adam, who was killed in the Nova music festival attack last October, spent her life working to ensure no child would be left alone or unsupported. Despite facing hardship and social exclusion during her own childhood, she developed a deep commitment to helping young people experiencing similar difficulties. Her dedication to vulnerable children became a defining aspect of her character and values. Mfal’s mother, Yona Adam, will honour her daughter’s memory by delivering a lecture at the Beersheba Children’s Theatre Festival. The presentation will focus on Mfal’s life, her unwavering principles, and the core values that guided her: unconditional giving and acceptance of others. The tribute will showcase how Mfal’s early struggles shaped her compassion and her mission to ensure that no child would experience the isolation and rejection she had endured. Through her work and her values, Mfal made a lasting impact on the lives of many young people, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and inclusion that her family and community continue to honour.

Source: Maariv — Original article in Hebrew.