The monument stands at the site of a suicide bombing at the "Apropo" cafe located in Beit Hana
Click for sign's details on March 21, 1997. A Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up.
Three women were killed in the attack.
The monument, made by Eliezer Weishoff, depicting three roses, was photographed on the same day
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Click for a larger image Another plaque provides additional information about the murdered women:
יעל - כעובדת סוציאלית וכקצינת בריאות הנפש תמכה בנפגעי טרור חולי ושכול והטרור הכריעה.
מיכל - במותה, נקטפו גם החיים חדשים שנשאה בבטנה.
ענת - אמא לתינוקת בת ששה חודשים, שהינה עמה בעת הפיגוע וניצלה.
[Translation]
Yael - As a social worker and mental health officer, she supported victims of terror, illness, bereavement, and the terror that overwhelmed her.
Michal - With her death, the new life she carried in her womb was also taken away.
Anat - Mother of a six-month-old baby, who was with her at the time of the attack and survived.
Click for a larger image Translation of the text on the sign:
On Friday, the eve of Purim,
12 Adar 2, 5757, 21.3.97
In the courtyard of "Beit Hana", in the "Apropo" cafe
three young women,
whose dream was peace, were killed by murderers in a heinous terrorist attack
Yael Gilad - a 32-year-old social worker
Michal Maidan-Avrahami - a 32-year-old doctor
Anat Rosen-Winter - a lawyer, 30
At the height of their flowering, their life’s song was cut short,
May God avenge their blood
May they be remembered forever
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