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photo Orly Ofir 16 Haifa
A high school student. Played on the girls soccer team. Friends described her as a lively, cheerful girl.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant.
photo Aviel Ron 54 Haifa
Colonel in the reserves. One of the planners of the Merkava 3 tank. Worked for a unit of the Israeli housing ministry that produces cartographic maps.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant. Was dining with son and daughter, both killed, and wife, who survived the attack.
photo Ofer Ron 18 Haifa
Twelfth grade student, studying architecture. Planned to join army unit in the Golan Heights.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant. Father and sister also killed in the attack. Mother survived.
photo Anat Ron 21 Haifa
Completed her army service last year. Spent summer of 2001 working with handicapped children in a Jewish Agency camp in the United States, hoped to return the following summer.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant. Father and brother also killed in the attack. Mother survived.
photo Ya'akov Shani 53 Haifa
Engineer by profession. Director-general of Israeli company ABB. Survived by wife, son and daughter.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant.
photo Adi Shiran 17 Haifa
An artistic high school student who wrote music and sang in the school singing group. Dreamed of studying acting in London.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant. Her parents were seriously injured.
photo Daniel Wegman 50 Haifa
Immigrated to Israel from Argentina in 1973. Ran an engineering and construction office. Father of two grown daughters, planned to marry for the second time this summer.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant. Dining with friend Carlos Yerushalmi, also killed.
photo Carlos Yerushalmi 52 Karkur
Immigrated to Israel from Argentina with his family 10 years earlier. A television producer and teacher of electronic communications. Survived by a wife, son and daughter.
March 31, 2002

One of 15 people killed in a suicide bombing in Haifa restaurant. Died two days later of injuries. His friend, Daniel Wegman, also killed.
photo Avinoam Alfia 26 Kiryat Ata
Yeshiva student. Completed army service as part of the Golani Brigade.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on Haifa-to-Jerusalem bus. Bomber wore IDF fatigues to blend in with the crowd. Eight killed, 22 wounded. Hamas claimed responsibility.
photo Nir Danieli 24 Kiryat Ata
Electrical engineering major in college and army veteran. Was returning to his reserve duties as a communications officer in an infantry unit in Bethlehem. Oldest of four sons in family.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on a bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem.
photo Keren Franco 18 Kiryat Yam
Had just completed training for the border police a week earlier. Heading to first posting on Jordan border. Graduated from high school with honors.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem.
photo Shlomi Ben Haim 27 Kiryat Yam
Auditing major at Haifa University, near graduation. Army reservist. Planned to announce his engagement to girlfriend of five years when he completed his reserve duty.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on express bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem.
photo Ze'ev Hanik 24 Karmiel
Combat medic called to reserve service during Passover. Was returning to Bethlehem. Majored in biotechnology.Parents emigrated from the Soviet Union in the 1970s.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem.
photo Noa Shlomo 18 Nahariya
Served in the border police. Had just completed training a week earlier. Was on way to her first posting on Allenby Bridge crossing to Jordan. Majored in film and television in high school.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem. Her friend, Keren Franco, also killed.
photo Shimshon Stelkol 33 Kiryat Yam
Warden officer at Ashmoret Prison in Sharon area. One of his past charges was Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. Became newly religious six years earlier.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem.
photo Michael Weissman 21 Kiryat Yam
Sergeant in Israeli army. Turned 21 three weeks before he was killed. Usually took the train to return to his base, but decided on April 10 to take the bus.
April 10, 2002

Suicide bombing on bus en route from Haifa to Jerusalem.
photo Nissan Cohen 57 Jerusalem
Immigrated to Israel from Afghanistan as a young boy. Worked in construction. Caretaker for his neighborhood synagogue. Survived by six children and two grandchildren.
April 12, 2002

Killed in a suicide bombing near entrance of an open-air market in Jerusalem. Six killed, more than 100 wounded. "It was all black where the explosion was," a witness told CNN. "Then I saw people with no head and no arms." Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility.
photo Rivka Fink 75 Jerusalem
Fourth-generation resident of Jerusalem. Volunteered at medical charity. Worked as a nurse in Israel's 1948 war. Cared for her husband through a 10-year illness until he died in late 2001. Survived by four children and nine grandchildren.
April 12, 2002

Killed in suicide bombing near the entrance of an open-air market in Jerusalem.
photo Suhelia Hushi 48 Jerusalem
Immigrated to Israel from Iran with husband. Worked in a retirement home and shopped at market every Friday. Survived by husband, four children and one grandchild. Hours after her funeral, daughter gave birth to her second grandchild.
April 12, 2002

Killed in suicide bombing near the entrance of an open-air market in Jerusalem.
 
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