Salt Lake City resident Lotan Abir, who was new to the state, was one of the more than 260 people killed in the attack at the rave Saturday afternoon, Rabbi Avremi Zippel told the Salt Lake Tribune.
A 24-year-old “fun-loving” man from Utah has been identified as one of the Americans killed in the terror attacks in Israel over the weekend, his friends confirmed Tuesday.
Lotan Abir, who was new to the Beehive State, was one of the more than 260 music festival revelers who were slaughtered by Hamas fighters at a rave on Saturday, Rabbi Avremi Zippel told the Salt Lake Tribune.
Abir was with a few friends from Utah’s Jewish community when the horrific attack began.
While two pals were able to escape the gunfire, Abir went missing, Zippel told the newspaper.
