Phone stolen in Tel Aviv — and inside it, the last memories of the brother killed in Lebanon

The family of Naharai Lizer, who was killed in Lebanon about two months ago, is asking to return a mobile phone stolen from his brother Roi during a night out in Tel Aviv. The device holds last photos, calls, and recordings between the brothers. The family appealed to the thieves and to whoever received the device, asking for its return.

The family of Naharai Lizer, an IDF soldier killed in Lebanon about two months ago by a Hezbollah explosive drone, is asking to return a mobile phone stolen from his brother Roi. The theft occurred last week, on Tuesday at around 4:00 AM, after the siblings Mai and Roi finished a birthday celebration in Tel Aviv and sat on a bench on Rothschild Boulevard. The device, which had a transparent cover, contained photos, calls, and last recordings between Roi and Naharai, including calls from Lebanon. The family emphasizes that the device's value is not monetary but emotional, and directly appeals to the thieves and to whoever received the device, based on information that reached a business, asking for its return.