Only 3 teeth of hers were buried — that’s all the Palestinians left of her on October 7. Everything else they burned beyond recognition.

Karin Journo didn’t let a broken leg stop her from heading to the October 7 Supernova event with friends, but it may have hampered any possible escape from the Hamas terrorists who rampaged the desert rave.

At 8:43 that Saturday morning, the French-Israel airport worker sent a final text to her loved ones, according to her father, Doron Journo: “To the whole family, I want to say that I love you a lot, because I am not coming home,” according to an AP report.

After an awful wait of more than a week for news and of not knowing whether Karin was a hostage in Gaza, the family got word from the Israeli military that her remains had been found.

The military said the ambulance Karin had been sheltering beside was subsequently hit by a rocket, her sister, Meitav Journo, told AP by text message.

During the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led assault on southern Israel, in which some 1,200 people were killed and 251 were seized as hostages.