Voice coach Lena Ostrovsky is named as one of four victims killed in an Iranian missile attack that slammed into a Haifa home last night.
Ostrovsky was a teacher at the Nissan Nativ acting school in Jerusalem, as part of a three-decade career in which she “nurtured generations of actors with dedication, professionalism and foremost a great love for the work and for her students,” the Israeli Actors Association says in a statement mourning her death, according to the Kan public broadcaster.
Ostrovsky was killed along with three other family members, who have not yet been named, when an Iranian ballistic missile struck a Haifa home.
Earlier reports identified the four, whose bodies took several hours to recover from under the rubble, as an elderly couple, their son, and his partner.
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