Overview
- Nesia Karadi, who died Friday, had remained in intensive care at Sheba Medical Center since she was critically wounded on the eve of Passover.
- The missile hit the family's apartment on Rimon Street in Bnei Brak, and her mother said she was asleep and could not reach the safe room before the blast.
- Multiple outlets described the attack as a cluster missile strike, a weapon that scatters many small bomblets and raises the risk of harm across a wide area.
- Thousands attended her funeral Saturday night, where her uncle Rabbi Michael Lasri and Chief Rabbinate Council member Rabbi Yigal Cohen delivered eulogies.
- News organizations updated the home-front death toll from Iranian missile fire with differing counts, as Israel National News cited 28 and Haaretz reported 25.