Seven-year-old Ukrainian girl, Nastia Borik, came to Israel from Odessa to receive life-saving treatment at one Israel's best hospitals.

She came seeking life.

Instead, she was murdered — along with her mother Maria, her young cousins Konstantin and Ilya, and her grandmother Lena — by a murderous Iranian missile that struck a residential building in Bat Yam.

They were civilians. Refugees. A family clinging to hope. Burned alive by the Ayatollahs’ missiles — fired deliberately at innocent people.

We mourn with Nastia’s father, and with all who loved and knew them.

The world must condemn Iran’s indefensible crimes — and stand with Israel against Tehran's Empire of Evil.