Israeli family denied fingerprint data to commemorate Nova victim; court cites legal gap

The family of Hadar Choshen, murdered at the Nova music festival, sought her fingerprint from the Ministry of Interior's biometric database to create a commemorative piece of jewelry. The ministry refused and the District Court upheld the refusal, stating that current legislation does not permit such disclosure. The family plans to continue their legal fight, highlighting a bureaucratic obstacle in the aftermath of the October 7 attacks.