Hundreds mourn at vigil for murdered teenager Shira Banki

“And after these few days, I feel like I knew her, even though I’d never met her, because there’s just been an outpouring of love toward her, and appreciation.”

Noam Eyal (right), a stabbing victim, and others revisit the site of last week’s pride parade attack, near the corner of the capital’s Keren Hayesod and Washington streets.

(photo credit: JASON SHALTIEL)

ByJASON SHALTIEL

AUGUST 5, 2015 16:28

Updated: AUGUST 5, 2015 16:32

Hundreds mourn at vigil for murdered teenager Shira Banki

“And after these few days, I feel like I knew her, even though I’d never met her, because there’s just been an outpouring of love toward her, and appreciation.”

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Hundreds mourn at vigil for murdered teenager Shira Banki

“And after these few days, I feel like I knew her, even though I’d never met her, because there’s just been an outpouring of love toward her, and appreciation.”

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