Funeral for 18-year-old Israeli killed in Iranian missile attack

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(25 Jun 2025)
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Arad, Israel - 25 June 2025
1. Body of Noa Boguslavsky wrapped with Israeli flag
2. Olga Boguslavsky, mother of Noa, crying and being comforted
3. Pan from body of Noa Boguslavsky wrapped with Israeli flag to her mother and mourners
4. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Olga Boguslavsky, mother of victim Noa Boguslavsky:
“I love you more than anything in the world. Your sweet cheeks, beautiful eyes. I just can’t believe I won’t see you again.”
5. Olga Boguslavsky weeping over her daughter’s body
6. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) May (only first name given), friend of Noa Boguslavsky:
“My Noa, you went with the person you loved most in the world. No one could miss the deep love you had for Eitan. You admired him so much and always wanted to be by his side. Now, you are with him forever — but far away from us."
7. Mourners and mother of Noa Boguslavsky
8. Mourners carrying Boguslavsky’s body
9. Boguslavsky’s body lowered into grave
10. Various of mourners laying flowers

STORYLINE:
The funeral for an 18-year-old Israeli woman who was killed in an Iranian missile attack was held in southern Israel Wednesday.

Iranian barrages killed at least four people, including Noa Boguslavsky, and injured eight others Tuesday in Beersheba.

Israeli media reported that Boguslavsky was killed with her boyfriend and his mother.

Another woman was killed in the attack.

In Israel, at least 28 people have been killed and more than 1,000 wounded in the war. 

Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 1,054 people and wounded 4,476 others, according to figures released Wednesday by the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists.

Iran’s government provided sporadic casualty information throughout the war.

Its latest update on Tuesday put the death toll at 606 people killed, with 5,332 others being injured. 

The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to be holding after a rocky start, giving rise to cautious hope that it could lead to a long-term peace agreement.


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