The widow of the 14th saint Yonatan Habakkuk who was murdered in the attack in Elad says that her late husband appeared in a dream to both her and her son and asked her:You have to stop crying, you don’t have to worry about me anymore, thank you for everything you’ve done for me, but start living life, I want you to be happy”
Half a year has passed since that bitter and hasty evening when the horrific attack took place in the city of Elad in which three victims were murdered, including the 14th saint Yonatan Habakkuk. The deceased left behind his widow Limor Tahi’ and five tender orphans.
In the last few days, his widow told about the many and tangible dreams she and her children dream about the father of the family who was taken from them abducted without parting with a sword.
Her words were quoted on ‘Arutz 7’, when she says that in one of her dreams – her son dreamed of how Jonathan asked him to tell her that she would be happy: “He got up happy and said to me, Mom, I dreamed of Dad, Dad is coming to visit me again.”
According to her, in the dream “he entered the doorway and hugged him and kissed him and told him again Yosef David I love you. Then he told him to tell his mother that she must stop crying. He told me to tell you that you no longer need to worry about him, that he is sitting on the throne of honor. I asked him Yosef David near the throne of honor? So he told me, no mother, father said he was sitting on the throne of honor.”
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“He also appeared to me in a dream,” recounts the widow Limor and described the mystical encounter, “he had a smile from end to end. He looked radiant, he looked peaceful, he looked good. He held out his hand to me, and in the dream I was afraid, I said it can’t be Being you is not real and then he grabbed my hand tightly to prove to me that it was him.”
“He didn’t speak to me with his mouth, he spoke to me in my mind, through his eyes and then he hugged me tightly, it was a very tangible dream, and he told me Limor I love you. He came to say goodbye and told Limor you have to stop crying, you don’t have to worry about me More, thank you for everything you’ve done for me, but start living life, I want you to be happy.” So says the widow.