Dafna Gerster, 39, was visiting from Germany and had spent Friday night with family in the kibbutz she grew up in. They had gathered at her father’s house, playing the board game Camel Up into the night – and then she and her husband slept at her brother’s apartment nearby knowing the next day was Saturday, the Jewish day of rest, when the families could be together again.
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